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The research aims to analyze the influence factors of small-medium enterprises in their switching intention from banking loans to P2P lending loans from the perspective of the push–pull mooring model. The self-administered questionnaire is used to collect the data. Hence, PLS-SEM is used to analyze the collected data. The result showed that the push factors, regret, and dissatisfaction directly influence the switching intention, while the pull factors, perceived usefulness, and alternative attractiveness are the main factors of SMEs to switch to P2P lending. Even though, the perceived ease of use failed to influence the switching intention. Hence, from the mooring factors, consumer innovativeness influences the switching intention. Although, the switching cost as mooring factors moderates the dissatisfaction and alternative attractiveness. Further discussion is available in this paper. Number of studies have been conducted relating to the switching intention of P2P lending in Indonesia. However, the study concerning SMEs switching intention in P2P lending is rare. The paper contributes to the gap of literature on the switching of SMEs from bank to P2P lending. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Purpose - The primary concern of SRI in Indonesia began in 2009 along with the establishment of the Sri Kehati Index (SKI). Since its launch, historically Sri Kehati index has shown better performance compared to several major indices such as the Composite Stock Price Index (CSPI), LQ45, Jakarta Islamic Index, and so on. However, the number of works of literature revealed that the majority of research focuses on the demographic of investors. While investigating related to the role of their religion still small. Moreover, the product of SRI in Indonesia has been established and the type of investor has been classified. Thus examining the behavior of Muslim investors is a necessity. Methodology - Self-administered questionnaire was used to collect the data. Then, the questionnaire was shared through an online form nationwide. 205 respondents were collected. Hence, partial least square structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) was applied to analyze the data. Findings - The result revealed that socially-oriented investment, environmental-oriented investment, and religiosity have a positive significant influence on the intention to be a socially responsible investment. While financial-oriented investment has an insignificant influence on the intention to be a socially responsible investment. Moreover, religiosity moderates between socially oriented and environmentally oriented investment negatively. Originality - The present paper contributes to the existing literature by giving new evidence of Muslim investor intention in SRI in Indonesia. Research Implications - This research provides some practical contributions for policymakers to enhance the infrastructures of SRI. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]