Corporate Governance and Efficiency in Banking: Evidence from Emerging Economies

Andrieş, Alin Marius; Căpraru, Bogdan; Mutu, Simona

doi:10.2139/ssrn.2742493

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“…Foreign owned banks are less efficient than local owned ones. This result contradicts our expectation and the findings of prior studies (e. g. Bokpin (2013), Andrieș et al (2018)). A possible explanation is the relative lack of knowledge of local market dynamics.…”

Section: Second Stage Regression Results: Determinants Of Bank Efficicontrasting

confidence: 99%

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Board gender diversity, corporate governance and bank efficiency in Ghana: a two stage data envelope analysis (DEA) approach

Adeabah

Gyeke-Dako

Andoh

2019

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Section: Second Stage Regression Results: Determinants Of Bank Efficicontrasting

confidence: 99%

“…We expect the coefficient of 6 to be positive. Following prior studies, foreign owned banks are generally relatively more efficient (Bokpin, 2013;Andrieș et al, 2018) than domestic owned banks.  SIZE: the total assets at fiscal year.…”

Section: Econometric Model For Determining Bank Efficiencymentioning

confidence: 78%

Board gender diversity, corporate governance and bank efficiency in Ghana: a two stage data envelope analysis (DEA) approach

Adeabah

Gyeke-Dako

Andoh

2019

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“…A plethora of studies exist that explore the effect of corporate governance on corporate performance (see Achim, 2016;Soba et al, 2016;Andrieş et al, 2018, for a summary of the empirical literature). The general consensus is that the effect of corporate governance on firm performance is mixed (Beisland et al, 2014).…”

Section: Corporate Governance and Efficiency Of Banksmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Gleaning from Andrieş et al (2018) and Soba et al (2016), studies focusing on the link between corporate governance and bank performance are growing in the literature. Earlier studies measured performance using traditional accounting-based ratios (e.g., pre-tax operating income, return on assets, market-to-book value, Tobin's Q, and the non-performing loans ratio) that are not multidimensional to studies that use robust frontier efficiency methods.…”

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Corporate Governance and Efficiency of Rural and Community Banks (RCBs) in Ghana

Oteng-Abayie

Affram

Mensah

2018

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Corporate governance crises that occur in the banking sector normally cripple economies and bring many hardships to individuals, corporate entities, communities, and the nation at large. In this study, we sought to examine the level of technical efficiency and productivity growth of rural and community banks (RCBs) and the impact of corporate governance indicators on the RCBs' efficiency performance in Ghana. A sample of 70 out of 140 RCBs was selected based on the ARB Apex Bank's performance ratings and data availability. Data envelopment analysis (DEA) was used to determine the technical efficiency scores of the selected RCBs. In the second stage of the analysis, these computed efficiency scores were regressed on the corporate governance variables to assess the effects of the latter. The findings from the DEA approach show that 11% to 20% of the sampled RCBs in Ghana operate close to the efficiency frontier, whereas the majority - about 65% to 81% - underperformed within the study period of 2007 to 2013. The study further established that the number of board members, frequency of board meetings, and corporate social responsibility have significant influence on RCB efficiency.

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“…This research uses input-oriented Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) models, which means that each decisional unit analyzed shows minimum input so that it maintains a constant level of output. Calculation of this variable refers to the research model of Salim et al (2016), Andrie' et al (2018), Tanna et al (2011), andSoba et al (2016) include: determining input data (total deposits, interest costs, operating costs) and output data (total loans, interest income, other operating income). The calculation of these independent observational variables includes: Total Board of Commissioners (total number of commissioners), Independent Commissioners (ratio of independent commissioners), Gender of the Board of Commissioners (ratio of women to gender), Education of the Board of Commissioners (number of commissioners who have knowledge and expertise in finance), Commissioner Meeting (number of commissioners' meetings), and Commissioner Term of Service (average number of years a commissioner has served).…”

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Effect of Governance on the Efficiency of the Indonesian Banking Industry

Indrianti

Sutrisno

Saraswati

2020

Jurnal Ilmiah Akuntansi dan Bisnis

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This study aims to examine observations and determine the effects of corporate governance on the efficiency of the Indonesian banking sector. The research calculated DEA efficiency and performed logistic regression, with a total sample of 150 observations. Results show that independent commissioners, the educational level of commissioners, the board of commissioners meeting, and the term of office of the commissioners all have a significant impact on improving the efficiency of the banking industry. Conversely, the large number of commissioners as well as the gender differences among them do not have any effect on banking efficiency. These findings indicate that authorities should not focus on the size of the board and the gender differences among the board commissioners in finding ways to increase or decrease a firm’s efficiency. The results of this study can contribute to academic research through agency theory and resource dependence theory as well as provide insights that can be used by practitioners. Keywords: Governance; banking efficiency; DEA

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Corporate Governance and Efficiency in Banking: Evidence from Emerging Economies

Cited by 9 publications

References 78 publications

Board gender diversity, corporate governance and bank efficiency in Ghana: a two stage data envelope analysis (DEA) approach

Board gender diversity, corporate governance and bank efficiency in Ghana: a two stage data envelope analysis (DEA) approach

Corporate Governance and Efficiency of Rural and Community Banks (RCBs) in Ghana

Effect of Governance on the Efficiency of the Indonesian Banking Industry

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