The insurance industry in Indonesia has grown rapidly, Insurance as a nonbank financial institutions which is manage the customer's financial related about
investment and protection. Insurance companies as non-bank financial institutions
must necessarily be controlled in doing business. The Government has been
authorized by the Financial Services Authority as a controller over the entire
activities of the insurance industry. Against default risk and insolvency is a real risk
to be faced by the insurance customers. It’s can happen if the insurance company
does not undertake resource management as a good company, and also take into
account the risk factors. Financial Services Authority has issued a tool to determine
the level of solvency in the insurance industry called risk-based capital (RBC), and
require all insurance companies to maintain the RBC ratio above 120%
.
This study examines whether there is an effect of capital structure, net
premiums and profitability to the solvency (RBC), and using 5 control variables are
firm size, firm age, inflation, interest rates, profitability ratios. This study uses
samples of 34 insurance companies in Indonesia, both life insurance and general
insurance. Data take from Indonesia Life Insurance Association and Insurance which
is listed on the Indonesian stock exchange start from 2010-2015. The research
concludes that the capital structure negatively affect the solvency, net premiums does
not affect the solvency, and profitability does not affect the solvency.
Tesis S2 Magister Akuntansi