Analysis of Quality of Management Accounting Information System to Improve the Implementation of Good Corporate Governance Principles (Case of Sharia Commercial Banks in Bandung City)

Abstract

The main causes of bank failures include: poor bank management, too risky to take risks, and a lack of supervision which is conducted on fraud and embezzlement of funds. One way to overcome this is to improve the quality of management accounting information system (KSIAM) and the application of Good Corporate Governance (GCG) principles in banking institutions, one of which is sharia commercial banks. But in reality, there are still Sharia commercial banks that have poor KSIAM, which is characterized by there are still many complaints from users of the banking service information system, as well as the weak implementation of GCG principles as it is indicated by many cases of deviations in the form of fictitious customer financing facilities. This study aims to explain KSIAM and the application of GCG principles and to analyze KSIAM in improving the application of GCG principles in Sharia commercial banks in Bandung city. The research method is a case study and analytical descriptive with quantitative approach. Data collection techniques were carried out by distributing questionnaires and interviews. The study results showed that KSIAM at Sharia Commercial Banks in Bandung city is included in good categories. The GCG implementation in Sharia Commercial Banks in Bandung city is included in the very good category. Furthermore based on a descriptive analysis of the study results, it showed that KSIAM is able to improve the application of GCG principles in Sharia Commercial Banks in Bandung city.

Keywords: Quality of Management Accounting Information Systems, Application of GCG Principles and Sharia Commercial Banks

DOI: 10.7176/RJFA/11-6-10

Publication date:March 31^st 2020