of risk on bank lending is quite high. The amount of NPL are allowed by Bank Indonesia at this time is a maximum of 5. According Taswan 2008 and Bank Indonesia Circular Letter No. 330 DPNP dated
December 14, 2001 the calculation of non-performing loans are as follows:
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2.2 Factors Affecting the NPL
Given current credit bank can turn into non-performing loans substandard, doubtful, and loss. To reduce the possibility of a credit crunch, we need to hold ourselves in a systematic introduction of
the system in the form of a list of events or symptoms that can lead to credit becomes problematic. The following are some factors that can affect the credit crunch.
2.2.1. Bank Size
The size of a bank can be judged from the total assets of the bank. Banks with large assets possess the possibility to provide large amounts of credit. The greater the asset or assets owned by a
bank, the greater the volume of credit that can be extended by the bank. Dendawijaya 2003 argues, the greater the volume of credit provides an opportunity for the bank to reduce the level of spreads,
which in turn will lower the level of lending rates interest rate credit so that banks will be more competitive in providing services to clients who need credit.
The size of the size of a company according to Rajiv Ranjan and Sarat Chandra Dahl 2003 will affect its ability to bear risks that may arise due to a variety of situations faced by companies
associated with its operations.
2.2.2. Capital Adequacy Ratio CAR
CAR according Dendawijaya 2003 is a ratio that shows how much the entire assets of the bank that contain risks credit, investments, securities, bills on other banks participated in finance from the
banks own capital funds in addition to obtaining funds from sources outside banks, such as funds from the public, lending and others. Bank capital should be used to keep the potential risk of loss. CAR
according to Siamat 2001. an indicator of the ability of banks to offset a decline in assets as a result of losses banks.
CAR is the capital adequacy ratio, which is one important factor for banks in business development. In accordance with that has been set by Bank Indonesia, the CAR is the capital
adequacy which must always be maintained by each bank as a certain proportion of the total Risk Weighted Assets RWA. According to Firdaus and Ariyanti 2003 RWA shows the value of risky
assets that require capital amtisipasi in sufficient quantities.
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CAR measurements according Kashmir 2012: 273, Dendawijaya 2003 and Hasibuan 2009 which compares capital to risk-weighted assets RWA. Under the rules set by Bank Indonesia, which
refers to the international regulations issued by the Banking for International Settlements BIS that for the moment the minimum CAR of banks in Indonesia amounted to 8 of risk-weighted assets RWA,
or coupled with market risk and risk operational.
2.2.3. Efficiency levels Bank
