Abstract
The development of Islamic financial institutions in Indonesia, notably in East Java, has seen significant growth, particularly with the rise of Islamic Commercial Banks (BUS) and Islamic Business Units (UUS) within conventional financial institutions. The study focuses on assessing the performance of East Java BMT NU Sharia KSPP using the Islamic Cultural Performance Index (ICPI) to enhance customer trust. Employing qualitative methods with descriptive analysis, the research evaluates financial performance from 2017 to 2021. It utilizes the Islamic Performance Index (IPI) approach, examining Profit Sharing Ratio, Equitable Distribution Ratio, and Director-Employee Welfare Ratio. Results demonstrate favorable ratios contributing to customer trust, influenced by aspects like benevolence, integrity, and religious values. While the IPI evaluates financial aspects, the Islamic Cultural Performance Index (ICPI) considers religious values' impact on trust. This study enriches understanding of customer trust dynamics, serving as a resource for enhancing quality learning and analytical frameworks in Islamic finance.
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