Mr Muhammad Edo Suryawan Siregar

Muhammad Edo Suryawan Siregar has a Bachelor in Management  from Universitas Pancasila, Jakarta (1996) and an MBA from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (1999). As a lecturer at Universitas Negeri Jakarta, his subjects are Islamic Banking or Perbankan Syaria, Introduction to Management, Management Information Systems, and Strategic Management. He is now a PhD candidate at Universitas Padjajaran, focusing on how Islamic banks can improve the economy at all levels.

Analysis of Financial Performance Based on Regulation, Efficiency, Corporate Governance and its Effect on Sustainability Disclosure of Indonesian Islamic Banks 2009-2018

Regulation, efficiency and corporate governance variables are independent variables that affect Islamic banks performance, which in turn affect the sustainability disclosure of Indonesian Islamic banking. Regulation variables include the Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR), Asset Quality, Profitability, and Liquidity. Efficiency variables ultimately form a group with one variable, namely, BOPO (Biaya Operasional Pendapatan Operasional/Operational Cost Operational Income). Corporate Governance variables include age, the educational background of members the Shariah Supervisory Boards, Boards of Commissioners, and Boards of Directors and Board Meetings. In addition, a dependent variable is Return on Asset (ROA) and it is assumed that the higher Islamic banking sustainability disclosure ranking is affected by the higher the profitability of the banks or Return on Assets (ROA).