Accounting Information System as the Predictor of the Performance of Private Commercial Banks in Bangladesh

Abstract

The purpose of this research is to ascertain how much of an effect accounting information systems have on the productivity of businesses. The purpose of this research is to assess how AIS has influenced the success of private commercial banks in Bangladesh. Thirty banks trading on the Dhaka Stock Exchange are the focus of this investigation (DSE). This research makes use of SPSS 23's regression analysis to probe the possible causes of the observed correlations. A study of 200 top managers at private commercial banks in Bangladesh found that AIS had a significant impact on business success. It has been shown via previous research that private commercial banks in Bangladesh lack a well-structured accounting system, and that the effect of computerized AIS is minimal. Insights gained from this research will inform policymakers on the value of effective AIS in boosting business results. By implementing an accounting information system, businesses can safeguard their data, cut down on instances of theft, and provide actionable insights that will help them succeed in their missions. Sufficient accounting information is crucial to every efficient decision-making process, and adequate information is feasible if the accounting information system operates smoothly, hence the research suggests that banks and companies accept the usage of AIS.