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Contents
Introduction.... 3
Profile................ 4
History.............. 6
Structure.......... 8
Programs......... 9
Terms.............. 10
Obstacles........ 11
Conclusion..... 12
Resources...... 13
Introduction
Profile
History
Structure
Ketua:
Ratna Munaya
Sekertaris:
Bendahara:
Laksmita Susidharti, SE
Divisi Usaha:
Divisi Simpan
Pinjam: Ir.
Uswindraningsih
KOSSUMA Programs
As a cooperative this KOSSUMA have programs support the activities.
Cooperative KOSSUMA have a program as follows:
Savings and loan service. Credit Union regarding syariah.
Basically syariah Credit Union in Indonesia is often called as
BMT or Baitul Maal Wa At-Tamwil. In addition, Credit Union in
terms of syariah laws also called cooperatives or cooperative
KJKS Islamic Financial Services. When compared to the type of
product between the cooperative and the cooperative
conventional syariah actually almost the same, which generally
includes deposit products and loan products. But when
compared to the system, syariah Credit Union is very much
different from conventional cooperative. Because on the one
hand, using the conventional cooperative system of interest
while using syariah Credit Union sharing system. Islamic
financial services in the form of cooperative syariah are
actually more or less the same as Islamic banks are also using
the system Murabaha, Mudaraba and Ijara. Although Sharia
Credit Unions almost the same product with Islamic banks, but
the product of his funding there is a difference. Product funding
or funding on Credit Unions called Sharia Islamic Bank
Deposits whereas the so-called savings. The difference is based
on the parent term that houses Credit Union Sharia and Islamic
Bank itself. At Credit Unions Sharia under the auspices of the
Department of Cooperatives, while the Islamic Bank under the
auspices of Bank Indonesia that permits the establishment of
the two types of institutions are removed from each parent.
Financing for business development (business goods). The
items sold in this cooperative are as follows: frozen food,
snacks, staple food, snack, accessories, prayer materials, etc.
Investments in joint ventures
Financing for productive and consumptive goods
Receipts and disbursements of social
Terms in KOSSUMA
Obstacles
Conclusion
Resources