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ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF SERVICES AND PROCEDURES OF CLAIM SUBMISION TO THE INTEREST OF PARTICIPANTS IN ISLAMIC INSURANCE (Case Study in General Takaful for Motor Insurance Jakarta 2019)
Abstract
The financial industry as the financial support of the state is not only support with the
banking industry, but also support in non-banks industry, one of them is insurance. Islamic
insurance is a risk management effort that will occur in the future that applies the concept
of Islam in its operations. Accidents and natural disasters can occur at any time, especially
if living in a country like Indonesia, trying to minimize financial losses caused of disasters
can be save with insurance. An understanding of the participants about Polis in Islamic
Insurance become a reason of the researcher to analyze the influence of the participant in
Islamic Insurance
The purpose of this study was carried out to determine the influence of services and
procedures of claim submission towards participants’ interest in Islamic insurance. The
researcher uses three variables as a benchmark for customer interest in General Takaful,
namely services, procedures of claim submisson and customer interests in sharia insurance.
The method used by researchers is a quantitative descriptive method by looking for
significance between variables using a simple formula of multiple correlation, with data
collecting techniques those are observation, interview, questionaire and documentation.
With sampling techniques of the population amount 61 respondent with purposive sampling.
Based on the results of the analysis and discussion, it can be concluded that Service
(X1) and the Claim Submission Procedure (X2) affect customer interest in Sharia
Insurance (Y). The Fcounting and Ftable tests show that the results are significant, that the
Fcounting value is greater than Ftable (35.11> 3.16), while the coefficient of determination
is indicated by the R2 value of 0.5476 or 54.76% affecting the interest of customers in
Islamic insurance, while 45.24% is influenced by other variables unobserved.
From this research, it is expected that the next researcher can examine other variables
that can influence the participants’ interest in sharia insurance, so that sharia insurance can
still exist, become a place to help each other and maintain the sharia principles they use.
Keywords : Islamic Insurance, Services, Claim, Multiple Correlation
Publication Details
InstitutionUniversitas Darussalam Gontor
DepartmentSYARIAH
Item ID2240
Deposited26 Mar 2023 04:06