Impact of Intellectual Capital on Corporate Financial  Performance: An Empirical Evidence From Pharmaceutical Sector  of Pakistan

Qadar, Amber; Makki, Muhammad; Hussain, Muhammad Athar

doi:10.46568/jssh.v54i2.122

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“…Moreover, these results consistent with the findings of Alhamdan and Alqadah (2013), Abor (2005), and Khashrama and Qaqish (2000). Nevertheless, this result contrasts with other studies (Saeed & Badar, 2013;Umar et al, 2012) who found negative influences. The plausible reason for this result is that increased use of this debt to finance investments in banks will increase the level of profit.…”

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“…However, the higher LAR ratio points out that the bank is loaned up, and its liquidity is low (Mikhan & Jain, 2007). Saeed and Badar (2013) and Umar et al (2012) discovered a significant negative association between LAR and firm performance in Pakistan. However, Alhamdan and Alqadah (2013), Abor (2005), and Khashrama and Qaqish (2000) pointed out that the LAR has a positive association with firm performance.…”

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The impact of the capital structure on Iraqi banks’ performance

Jadah

Hassan

Hameed

et al. 2020

Investment Management and Financial Innovations

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The current paper aims to investigate the effect of the capital structure on the profitability of a panel of eighteen Iraqi listed banks from 2009 to 2018. Furthermore, the unbalanced panel data approach (fixed effect and random effect) is utilized to explore the influence of capital structure on banks’ profitability. This study’s findings point out that the banks’ performance in terms of return on assets has a significant positive association with equity to assets ratio, liabilities to assets ratio, and bank size. On the other hand, long-term debt to assets ratio, short-term debt to assets ratio, and total debt to assets ratio showed a significant negative effect on banks’ performance. This study highlights new facts for an enhanced understanding of the capital structure and its association with banks’ performance in developing economies like Iraq. This study is considered one of the earliest studies of its types by determining the Iraqi banks’ optimal structure and examining capital structure’s impact on their performance. Nevertheless, the study contributes significantly to theoretical literature, policymakers, and industry so that conventional Iraqi banks can boost their performance.

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