Gouvernance et performances financières des entreprises familiales

Salloum, Charbel; Bouri, Elie; Salloum, Laura; Azzi, Tarek

doi:10.3917/rsg.297.0045

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“…The term "research methodology" refers to the different sequential processes that a researcher must take while analyzing a topic with specific goals in mind, along with the justification for each step (Kothari, 1994:9). Under the (Gebrayel et al, 2018;Mercier Suissa et al, 2018;Salloum et al, 2019;Salloum et al, 2015), the estimated model used in this study is consistent. Furthermore, panel data estimations include panel and bank specific influences that take into account persistent variability over time and are involved in randomized elements, producing an effective conclusion.…”

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Capital Structure and Profitability of Commercial Banks in Nepal

Mukhiya

2024

Mega J.

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The study intends to look into how capital structure affects a Nepalese commercial bank's profitability. The statistical analysis of the study includes the secondary data. Using software for analysis, Descriptive and a casual comparative analysis has conducted by gathering data from bank websites and using correlations and multiple regression models for hypothesis testing. Out of the entire population, 12 bank has taken as a sample for the study. The capital structure and profitability have been investigated as a cause and effect relationship using a casual comparative research design. In this study NIM is used as dependent variables, and leverage ratio, bank size, liquidity ratio, and capital ratio are independent variables. As a statistical tool, the following tools are used: mean, standard deviation, correlation, multiple regression model, and hypothesis testing. Excel and SPSS are both used to evaluate those variables. Leverage Ratio has a negative and significant impact with NIM on Nepal's commercial banks. Bank Size has remained negatively and insignificantly impacted with NIM. The Liquidity Ratio shows significantly and positively affects with NIM. The capital ratio has a significant and favorable impact on NIM. However, Banks should value the significance of other variables.

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Capital Structure and Profitability of Commercial Banks in Nepal

Mukhiya

2024

Mega J.

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“…We constructed panel data since it considers both cross-sectional and time series data. The estimated model utilized in this research conforms with (Gebrayel et al, 2018;Mercier-Suissa et al, 2018;Salloum et al, 2019;Salloum et al, 2015). Additionally, panel data estimations incorporates panel and bank-specific influences that Bank profitability in Asia account for consistent heterogeneity across time and are involved in randomized element, therefore leading to an efficient result (Arellano and Bover, 1995).…”

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The effect of capital structure, operating efficiency and non-interest income on bank profitability: new evidence from Asia

Mehzabin

Shahriar

Hoque³

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PurposeThe Asian banking system has been appreciated with many distinct qualities including consistent in profitability. Many studies have examined the profitability of Asian banking sector from diverse perspectives. However, studies on bank profitability in connection to the capital structure, operating efficiency and non-interest income are only a few. This study investigates the influence of capital structure as estimated by leverage ratio and long-term debt, operating efficiency and non-interest income on the profitability of the banking industry in 28 countries of Asia.Design/methodology/approachThis paper utilizes fixed effect regression model by involving panel data with sample of 492 banks from 28 countries of Asia for the time span of 15 years from 2004 to 2018.FindingsThe results confirm that an increase in total debt ratio increases the profit margin of the bank as supported by the agency cost theory, suggesting that the debt financing increases the profitability of the firm. In addition, the findings reveal that lowering the operating expenses and managing of costs effectively can boost the profitability of bank. Furthermore, non-interest income plays a vital role when the interest rates are lower. Hence the study suggests that a careful investment in this sector can generate income as well as increase the profit margin of the banking arena.Originality/valueThe paper examines the profitability of bank by including impact of leverage ratio and long-term debt as a measure of capital structure along with the influence of operational efficiency and non-interest income which contributes to the understanding of the existing literature.

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Gouvernance et performances financières des entreprises familiales

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Capital Structure and Profitability of Commercial Banks in Nepal

Capital Structure and Profitability of Commercial Banks in Nepal

The effect of capital structure, operating efficiency and non-interest income on bank profitability: new evidence from Asia

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