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Indonesia as the biggest Muslim country in the world have two banking systems. These system are sharia and conventional banking. Despite Islam as majority religion for Indonesians, the number of sharia banks is still much smaller than their non-sharia counterparts. Based on these conditions, this research wants to examine the differences between sharia and conventional banks’ financial performance. This in a quantitative and archival research. Data are taken during 20102014 and then analyzed using means difference test. The result shows that there are differences between conventional and nonconventional bank financial analysis using FDR (Financing to Deposit Ratio) as indicator. FDR in sharia banks are on average smaller than the conventional ones. Keywords—banking; sharia; conventional; Indonesia

Indonesian Sharia and Conventional Banks’ Financial Performance Analysis