Efficiency of the Czech Banking Sector Employing the DEA Window Analysis Approach

Řepková, Iveta

doi:10.1016/s2212-5671(14)00383-9

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“…Additionally, the scale efficiency was computed to provide information on whether a bank operates in an area of increasing/decreasing returns to scale or if it operates at its optimal efficient scale. The results indicate that all ethical banks in the sample depict close to optimal scale efficiency; hence the size of their business is appropriate [28].…”

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confidence: 86%

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Ethical Financing in Europe—Non-Parametric Assessment of Efficiency

Barbu

Boitan

2019

Sustainability

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The research gravitates around ethical, sustainable banking activity in an attempt to measure its responsible impact, which is proxy by the efficiency of their financial intermediation function. The paper focuses on ethical banks included in the membership of the European Federation of Ethical and Alternative Banks. Ethical banks are in the spotlight as they are explicitly involved in channeling financial resources towards start-ups and investment projects characterized by the social, cultural and environmental value-added, by encouraging the development of responsible, durable projects. The data envelopment analysis technique was used for computing the relative efficiency score which applies a linear programming algorithm for aggregating multiple inputs and outputs specific to banking activity. The main research stages developed within the paper consist of the following: (i) Computation of efficiency scores for each ethical bank in a timeframe of four successive years; (ii) developing the efficient frontier; (iii) performing discrimination between efficient and less efficient ethical banks and making a ranking. Therefore, the results emphasize ethical banks' comparative performance, in terms of efficiency, and allow the identification of resembling peers whose monitoring may help the bank in achieving a further efficiency status. Overall, the results show that a single ethical bank constantly fulfills its mission to be socially responsible and exhibits a persistent efficiency status while the remaining ones face heterogeneity in terms of efficient business conduct.

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confidence: 86%

“…The results indicate that all ethical banks in the sample depict close to optimal scale efficiency; hence the size of their business is appropriate [28].…”

Section: Results Obtained and Interpretationmentioning

confidence: 86%

Ethical Financing in Europe—Non-Parametric Assessment of Efficiency

Barbu

Boitan

2019

Sustainability

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“…In this paper [32], Czech banking productivity from 2003 to 2012, and SBM, CCR and BCC analyzes are applied. Deposit and personnel expenses were used as input and loans and net interest income as output.…”

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Efficiency And Productivity Analysis In Turkish Banking Sector With Data Envelopment Analysis And Malmquist Index

Balcı

Ayvaz

2020

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“…Later so many studies were done on window analysis to estimate the efficiency change. For example, [18] applies the DEA window analysis window analysis on the data of the Czech commercial banks and to examine the efficiency of the Czech banking sector during the period 2003C2012. In their analysed period, the average efficiency under constant return to scale reached 70C78 % and average efficiency under variable return to scale reached 84C89 %.…”

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DEA Window Analysis with slack-based measure of Efficiency in Indian Cement Industry

Muhammad

Rao

Farooq

2018

Stat., optim. inf. comput.

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In data envelopment analysis (DEA), the concept of efficiency is examined either in radial measure or in nonradial measure. Radial measure gives the proportion or a percentage by which all the inputs (outputs) to be reduced(increased) simultaneously, while as the non-radial measure deals directly with the input output slacks which must be minimized, hence inputs and outputs need not to optimized by same proportion. Radial measures often provide a weak efficiency score while as there is no such case for Non-radial models. The aim of this paper is to employ the non-radial measure(Slack-based model) in DEA window analysis to measure the Technical Efficiency change over years of various Indian cement companies. The research is based on unbalanced panel data of Indian cement companies during the period 2005-15. DEA window analysis is used to determine the efficiency of cement companies and to observe the possibility of changes in the technical efficiency over time. A study is conducted to evaluate the efficiency of cement companies in India in order to identify the sources of inefficiencies and formulate proposals for improving the productivity of those companies and their operations through a three-year window analysis.

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Efficiency of the Czech Banking Sector Employing the DEA Window Analysis Approach

Cited by 74 publications

References 22 publications

Ethical Financing in Europe—Non-Parametric Assessment of Efficiency

Ethical Financing in Europe—Non-Parametric Assessment of Efficiency

Efficiency And Productivity Analysis In Turkish Banking Sector With Data Envelopment Analysis And Malmquist Index

DEA Window Analysis with slack-based measure of Efficiency in Indian Cement Industry

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