Authors :
Lasty Agustuty; Abdul Rakhman Laba; Muhammad Ali; Muhammad Sobarsyah
Volume/Issue :
Volume 5 - 2020, Issue 6 - June
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DOI :
10.38124/IJISRT20JUN858
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Abstract :
The purpose of this study is to obtain
empirical evidence of the influence of bank size, capital
buffer and efficiency on liquidity risk. The research
sample is a Conventional Commercial Bank that has a
bank asset ratio value above 2% of total national
banking assets and publishes financial statements in full
during 2004-2019. Data analysis techniques in this study
are panel data regression of EViews software. The
results showed that bank size has a positive and
significant influence on liquidity risk. Capital buffer has
a positive and significant influence on liquidity risk.
Efficiency that measured byBOPO ratio have a positive
and significant influence on liquidity risk.
Keywords :
Bank Size, Capital Buffer, Efficiency, Liquidity Risk
The purpose of this study is to obtain
empirical evidence of the influence of bank size, capital
buffer and efficiency on liquidity risk. The research
sample is a Conventional Commercial Bank that has a
bank asset ratio value above 2% of total national
banking assets and publishes financial statements in full
during 2004-2019. Data analysis techniques in this study
are panel data regression of EViews software. The
results showed that bank size has a positive and
significant influence on liquidity risk. Capital buffer has
a positive and significant influence on liquidity risk.
Efficiency that measured byBOPO ratio have a positive
and significant influence on liquidity risk.
Keywords :
Bank Size, Capital Buffer, Efficiency, Liquidity Risk
