ASEAN Banking Efficiency Review Facing Financial Services Liberalization: The Indonesian Perspective

Syadullah, Makmun

doi:10.18488/journal.107.2018.62.88.99

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“…Recently, with greater economic challenges and tough financial situations everywhere, most banks in Bahrain need to be proactive as well to ensure they sustain strategically. For this purpose, the present study attempts to pay scholarly attention to work practices and prospects that could help them in furthering their end outcomes particularly financial performance (e.g., Chun et al, 2013;Chidoko & Mashavira, 2014;Abedin & Dawan, 2016;EmenikeKalu & Obasi, 2016;Ekpete & Iwedi, 2017;Nazal, 2017;Adusei, 2018;Syadullah, 2018).…”

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Financial performance and corporate social responsibility in the banking sector of Bahrain: Can engagement moderate?

Galdeano¹,

Ahmed²,

Fati³

et al. 2019

10.5267/j.msl

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The present study attempted to understand how financial performance can be enhanced in the financial sector. Therein, the study worked to find out how Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and organizational engagement can be used to predict financial performance. In addition, the study also tested the moderating role of organizational engagement on the relationship between CSR and financial performance. Managerial level employees from seven retail banks in Bahrain were sampled for the present study. The results of the structural equation modelling reported significant impact of CSR on financial performance. Accordingly, the study also reported significant relationship between organizational engagement and financial performance. Notably, the study also reported significant moderation of organizational engagement on the CSR and financial performance relationship. The study forwards notable implications for theory and practice followed by scope for future studies.

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Financial performance and corporate social responsibility in the banking sector of Bahrain: Can engagement moderate?

Galdeano¹,

Ahmed²,

Fati³

et al. 2019

10.5267/j.msl

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“…However, knowledge and skills related to XBRL taxonomy development and submission platform is considered important, whereby Malaysian regulators would need to develop the internal capability of their organisations. Different regulators have shown different factors discovered during this stage that is necessary to start XBRL development (Ekpete and Iwedi, 2017;Nazal, 2017;Adusei, 2018;Syadullah, 2018;Elkhayat and ElBannan, 2018;Ghosh, et.al.2018;Cheng, et.al. 2018;Liu and Yin, 2018).…”

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Factors Influencing Knowledge and Persuasion of Financial Regulators in the XBRL Adoption Process: The Technological Perspective

Ilias¹,

Ghani

Azhar

2019

IJFR

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This study examined the factors influencing XBRL adoption process among the Malaysian regulators in the financial reporting environment. Specifically, this study aims to examine the drivers and challenges in the knowledge and persuasion phase faced by the Malasyain regulators in their adoption process of XBRL. This study relied on two frameworks namely, the adoption process framework with specific focus on knowledge and persuasion, and the TOE framework focusing on technological context. Using a qualitative approach, this study found that within the technological context, relative advantage and trialability were the drivers in the knowledge and persuasion phase. This study also found that the regulators were aware of XBRL and had made efforts to understand the XBRL taxonomy. However, the regulators were needed to develop the internal capability of their organisations since different regulators have shown different factors during the knowledge and acquisition phase that is necessary for XBRL adoption. The findings in this study serve as guidelines to other regulators in Malaysia and other countries that have plans to adopt XBRL.

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“…additionally, those banking firms which are operating in more diversified situation and highly concentrated markets are more stable, comparatively to those which are dealing under less concentrated market. Some of the other studies like have provided their limited contribution in the literature for market concentration and financial stability in banking sector (Millar & Quick, 1993;Nier, 2005;Uhde & Heimeshoff, 2009;Syadullah, 2018;Elkhayat and ElBannan, 2018;Ghosh, et.al.2018;Cheng, et.al. 2018;Liu and Yin, 2018;Omodero and Ogbonnaya, 2018;Hallunovi and Berdo, 2018).…”

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Country Governance, Market Concentration and Financial Market Dynamics for Banks Stability in Pakistan

Kamran¹,

Arshad²,

Omran³

2019

RWE

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Considering the country governance, market concentration and financial market dynamics are key explanatory indicators, this study has examined the stability trends in commercial banks of Pakistan. Overall sample of 28 banks is considered, adding both conventional and Islamic banks into consideration for the panel regression models like fixed effect and random effect. Findings for overall sample indicates that both stability measures in the form of z-score ROA and ROE are significantly and negatively affected by poor control over corruption, regulatory quality, market concentration, financial market development and increasing non-performing loans. For conventional banking, key determinants of financial stability are control over corruption, political instability, market structure and credit risk. For Islamic banking firms, corruption and government effectiveness, capital adequacy ratio, market structure and financial market development are significant determinants, affecting Z measures of stability. However, through lending interest rate, we do not find any significant relationship with both stability measures. Study findings are very useful for country officials, risk officers, and other stakeholders in financial markets who want to explore the relationship between country governance and financial market dynamics in the economy of Pakistan. In addition, study has experienced various limitations like non-consideration of bank-based and macroeconomic risk factors, international trends in banking and their influence on domestic banks of Pakistan, which could be reconsidered in coming research.

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ASEAN Banking Efficiency Review Facing Financial Services Liberalization: The Indonesian Perspective

Cited by 22 publications

References 12 publications

Financial performance and corporate social responsibility in the banking sector of Bahrain: Can engagement moderate?

Financial performance and corporate social responsibility in the banking sector of Bahrain: Can engagement moderate?

Factors Influencing Knowledge and Persuasion of Financial Regulators in the XBRL Adoption Process: The Technological Perspective

Country Governance, Market Concentration and Financial Market Dynamics for Banks Stability in Pakistan

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