REVIEW OF GOOD CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND BUSINESS ETHICS ISLAMIC BANKING IN INDONESIA

Abstract

Healthy and well-operated banking is a real need of the community. Therefore, to realize a healthy, resilient, and efficient Sharia bank, it must have business characteristics based on Sharia principles. The business character that Islamic banking institutions need to pay attention to is GCG. The research aims to help Islamic banks pay more attention to good corporate governance through sharia business ethics. Researchers use qualitative methods, namely research procedures that produce descriptive data. The results of this study stated that GCG may be a bank administration that applies the standards of openness, responsibility, responsibility, independence, and fairness. The urgency of implementing GCG in Islamic banks is anticipated to extend open believe in Islamic banks. In Islamic banking, Sharia standards back the execution of GCG standards, namely the obligation for legal subjects, including banks, to apply the principles of honesty, education, trust, and professional management. With this value, the administration of open reserves will be carried out by prioritizing what is permitted and avoiding dubious methods, especially those that are prohibited.