Impact Of Exogenous And Endogenous Risks On Systemic Risk In Indonesian Banking
Journal: International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research (Vol.5, No. 5)Publication Date: 2016-05-15
Authors : Alfiana; Ernie Tisnawati Sule; Sutisna; Dian Masyita;
Page : 77-82
Keywords : bank run; contagion; multiple regressions; systemic risk.;
Abstract
Weaknesses of the Banking Pressure Index and Financial Stability Index as an early detection system were not to involve contagion and bank run. This study aimed at determining impacts of endogenous and exogenous risks on systemic risks. It was a descriptive verificatory study using monthly secondary data of 2011-2014 and multiple regressions. Utilizing credit risk liquidity risk market risk capital adequacy risk contagion bank run inflation BI rate exchange rate and systemic risk variables of the 2011-2014 period it turned out that only endogenous risks of contagion and bank run variables impacted on systemic risk in Indonesian banking. The result showed that after the test of classical linear regression assumption credit risk capital adequacy risk contagion bank run and inflation variables simultaneously impacted on systemic risk and contributed to the movement of systemic risk. However our findings suggested that only contagion CONT bank run BR and inflation INF variables significantly impacted on systemic risk in a positive direction.
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