This document summarizes a study presented at the 2022 UB International Conference on improving financial resilience in Indonesia through monetary and macroprudential policy. The study found that macroprudential policies like capital adequacy ratios and liquidity requirements had a more significant positive impact on financial stability than monetary policies like interest rates and exchange rates which had negative impacts. Collaboration between different policies is important for building resilience after economic crises.
This document summarizes a study presented at the 2022 UB International Conference on improving financial resilience in Indonesia through monetary and macroprudential policy. The study found that macroprudential policies like capital adequacy ratios and liquidity requirements had a more significant positive impact on financial stability than monetary policies like interest rates and exchange rates which had negative impacts. Collaboration between different policies is important for building resilience after economic crises.
This document summarizes a study presented at the 2022 UB International Conference on improving financial resilience in Indonesia through monetary and macroprudential policy. The study found that macroprudential policies like capital adequacy ratios and liquidity requirements had a more significant positive impact on financial stability than monetary policies like interest rates and exchange rates which had negative impacts. Collaboration between different policies is important for building resilience after economic crises.
Does Macroprudential Policy Matter for Financial Resilience in Indonesia?
1. Dr. Zainuri, M.Si
2. Dr. Sebastiana Viphindrartin, M.Kes 3. Dr. Regina Niken Wilantari, S.E., M.Si. 4. Tyas Arthasari 5. Moh. Rifqi Fathoni INTRODUCTION After the 2008–2009 financial crisis, financial resilience has become a hot economic topic. Financial Resilience are closely related to a stable financial system. An unstable of financial system tends to be vulnerable to various fluctuations that disrupt the economic activities. The effectiveness of monetary and macroprudential policy transmission was also hampered by an unstable financial sector. The optimal strategy for enhancing financial resilience in the post-Covid-19 era is a combination of banking policies implemented through monetary and macroprudential instruments.
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October 14th – 15th, 2022 PROBLEM STATEMENT This study focuses on the interaction between monetary and macroprudential policy in Indonesia to Improve Financial Resilience through a financial system stability approach. Macroprudential will used capital and liquidity channel. Monetary policy used interest rate and exchange rate channel.
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October 14th – 15th, 2022 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY • This is a quantitative study that uses secondary data and is then measured using mathematical or computational statistical techniques. The secondary data came from BRI's monthly financial statements, BNI's monthly financial statements, Mandiri's monthly financial reports, Bank Indonesia, the World Bank, and the Central Statistics Agency (BPS).
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October 14th – 15th, 2022 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY • The vulnerable year of research was chosen as 2013- 2020 because there are economic phenomena that have a significant impact on the ASEAN economy, such as the 2008 financial crisis, the British exit (brexit), and the COVID-19 pandemic. • This study made use of Monetary instruments include the CAR and the GWMLDR, as well as the BI rate and the exchange rate. Bank z score is a proxy for financial resilience.
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October 14th – 15th, 2022 RESULT Descrptive Statistic: process of collecting, presenting, and compiling the tested data to provide a comprehensive description and description of the data's condition. Table 1. Statistic Descriptive Result Variable Min. Maks. Mean Std. Deviation
Bank score 0.691454 6.275853 3.016876 1.63148
CAR 14.93 25.28 19.21926 2.174569 GWMLDR 83.51 104.49 94.47491 4.614239 ER 9.180205 9.615129 9.489918 0.107488 BI RATE 3.5 7.666667 5.622593 1.417842
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October 14th – 15th, 2022 RESULT The unit root test detects the random walk trend component in time series data or is used to create stationarity data with a significant alpha of 5%.
Table 2. Unit Root Result
Level Test 1st Different
Variable Levin. Lin Exp. Levin. Lin Exp.
ADF ADF & Chu-t & Chu-t
Bank score 0.0413 0.3278 Unstationer 0,0000 0,0000 Stationer
CAR 0.2942 0.3828 Unstationer 0,0000 0,0000 Stationer GWMLDR 0.3343 0.3033 Unstationer 0,0000 0,0000 Stationer ER 0,0000 0.0000 Stationer 0,0000 0,0000 Stationer BI RATE 0.3883 0.7151 Unstationer 0.0015 0.0072 Stationer
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October 14th – 15th, 2022 RESULT Cointegration test: is a test used to detect cointegration (relationship) between variables. The cointegration test is required to fulfill the long-term effect of using a lag and to eliminate analysis bias caused by a trend in the independent variable.
Table 3. Cointegration test result
Alternative hypothesis: common AR coefs. (within-dimension) Weighted Statistic Prob. Prob. Statistic Panel PP-Statistic -2.15664 0.0155 -2.0183 0.0218
Alternative hypothesis: individual AR coefs. (between-dimension)
Group PP-Statistic -2.05417 0.02
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October 14th – 15th, 2022 RESULT ARDL panel Result (Long-term)
CAR 0.09982 0.038493 2.593.159 0.0126 GWMLDR 0.029635 0.01029 2.880.067 0.0060 IR -7.363.985 0.578539 -1.272.858 0.0000 ER -7.363.985 0.578539 -1.272.858 0.0000 • CAR has a significant positive impact on the financial system's stability. • GWMLDR has a significant positive impact on the financial system's stability. • The IR (BI Rate) has a significant negative impact on the financial system's stability. • The exchange rate has a significant negative impact on the financial system's stability.
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October 14th – 15th, 2022 DISCUSSION Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) and Financial Resilience. • An increase in the number of CAR causes an increase in the value of the banking score. • An increase in banking capital reserves indicates the magnitude of banking losses absorbed; this condition will be able to support the financial system's stable condition. • In accordance with the high-risk-high-return principle, the bank's size must increase profits by increasing the complexity of its business.
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October 14th – 15th, 2022 DISCUSSION GWMLDR and Financial Resilience. • An increase in the number of GWMLDR causes the value of the banking score to increase. • GWM is a minimum reserve that every bank must keep in the form of demand deposits in accordance with Bank Indonesia regulations. LDR is a bank's ability to meet short-term obligations, return depositors' money at any time, and fulfill credit requests submitted by prospective customers.
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October 14th – 15th, 2022 DISCUSSION IR(BI rate) and Financial Resilience. • The number of BI increased as a result of the negative impact. The value of the banking score is reduced as a result of the rate. • Increasing credit interest rates will raise the cost of return, increasing the risk of credit failure and jeopardizing financial resilience.The interest rate affects the interest of debtors and creditors in conducting financial transactions through banking.
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October 14th – 15th, 2022 DISCUSSION Exchange Rate and Financial Resilience. • An increase in the number of Exchange Rates has a negative impact on the value of the banking score. • The value of money is critical in maintaining economic conditions under various conditions. • If the demand for foreign currency exceeds the demand for domestic currency, the domestic currency will depreciate. This condition will jeopardize financial stability.
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October 14th – 15th, 2022 CONCLUSION • According to the findings of this study, macroprudential policy had a greater impact on financial resilience than monetary policy. • Building optimism for economic recovery through collaboration is more effective in improving financial resilience in the aftermath of a crisis. • Monetary policy : Amid plummeting economic activity and rising uncertainty, necessary measures should be taken to prevent further economic deterioration, maintain exchange rate stability, and ensure the well-functioning of the financial system. • Macroprudential policy: Bank Indonesia continued to carry out accommodative macroprudential policies, especially to mitigate the widespread impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the financial system and to support national economic recovery. Taking into account the stability of the financial system and also the financial cycle that is still below its long- term equilibrium.