Profit Sharing Ratio, BI Rate, and Inflation to Improve Mudharabah Deposits
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Profit Sharing Ratio, BI Rate, Inflation, Mudharabah DepositsAbstract
Introduction/Main Objectives: This study investigates how the profit-sharing ratio, BI Rate, also inflation affect level of Mudharabah deposits held in Islamic Commercial Banks (ICB) in Indonesia. Background Problems: Mudharabah deposit growth may be influenced by internal banking policies and macroeconomic conditions. Novelty: This study examines nine ICB during 2020–2024. Research Methods: Study utilizes a quantitative approach by analyzing secondary data through multiple linear regression based on 45 observations. Finding/Results: The findings indicate that only the profit-sharing ratio significantly effects on Mudharabah deposits, whereas BI Rate also inflation have no significant impact. Conclusion: The profit-sharing ratio plays an important role in increasing Mudharabah deposits in Islamic banking.
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