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Diversification of Islamic Financial Instruments

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Table 22: Growth of Islamic Banking Institutions in Indonesia (IDR Billion)

Full-fledged Islamic Bank

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Number of Banks

11

11

11

12

12

13

Number of Offices

1401

1745

2132

2163

1990

1869

Number of Employees

21820

24111

26717

41393

51413

51110

Total Assets

-

-

-

204.961

213.423

254.184

Islamic Business Unit

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Number of Banks

24

24

23

22

22

21

Number of Offices

336

517

422

320

311

332

Number of Employees

2.067

3.108

11511

4425

4403

4487

Total Assets

-

-

-

67.383

82.839

356.504

Islamic Rural Bank

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Number of Banks

155

158

163

163

163

166

Number of Offices

364

401

420

439

446

453

Number of Employees

3.773

4.359

4.826

4.704

4.704

4.478

Source: OJK Statistic of Indonesian Islamic Banking Industry (December 2016)

Even though the growth of Indonesian Islamic banking industry is very impressive, the market

share only reached 5.12% of total banking industry in 2016. This is still considered very low

compared to other OIC member countries such as Malaysia and Saudi Arabia. However, high

demand in funding, financing and growth of the industry, Islamic banking sector in Indonesia

is still considered as huge market with a lot of potentials to be explored (E&Y World Islamic

Banking Competitiveness Report 2016).

Financial Instruments Commonly Used

In general, the Indonesian Islamic bank portfolio of financing is not yet reflected the spirit of

profit sharing. Debt financing products based on the contract of

Murabahah

,

Istishna

,

Ijarah

and

Salam

are dominating the equity-financing in Islamic bank instruments (based on

Mudarabah

and

Musharakah)

.

Murabahah

based financing is dominating the whole financing

of Indonesian Islamic banking industry, with about IDR 112 trillion, which is much larger

compared to other types of financing in December 2016.

Table 23: Financing Based on Type of Shariah Contract (IDR Billion)

Type of Financing Contracts

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Mudarabah

10.229

12.023

13.625

14.354

14.820

15.292

Musharakah

18.960

27.667

39.874

49.336

60.713

78.421

Murabahah

56.365

88.004

110.565

17.371

122.111

139.536

Qard

12.937

12.090

8.995

5.965

3,951

4,731

Istisna’

326

376

582

633

770

878

Ijarah

3.839

7.345

10.481

11.620

10.631

9.150

Source: OJK Statistic of Indonesian Islamic Banking Industry (December 2016)