2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbankfin.2009.07.001
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Irish credit unions: Investigating performance determinants and the opportunity cost of regulatory compliance

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“…oddziałów) i często uniemożliwia przeprowadzenie analizy sektorowej (zob. Berger, Leusner, Mingo, 1997;Kenjegalieva, Simper, Weynman-Jones, 2009;Glass, McKillop, Rasaratnam, 2010).…”
Section: Istota Oraz Rozwój Metody Deaunclassified
“…oddziałów) i często uniemożliwia przeprowadzenie analizy sektorowej (zob. Berger, Leusner, Mingo, 1997;Kenjegalieva, Simper, Weynman-Jones, 2009;Glass, McKillop, Rasaratnam, 2010).…”
Section: Istota Oraz Rozwój Metody Deaunclassified
“…Na Irlanda, aproximadamente 65,61% da população é vinculada a alguma cooperativa de crédito (GLASS et al, 2010 O Sistema de Crédito Cooperativo (Sicredi) é originário da região sul, atua em diversas regiões do país, principalmente na sul e centro oeste. Possui a maior representatividade em depósitos da região sul, 48,1%, e a segunda na região centro oeste 38,6%.…”
Section: Cooperativas De Créditounclassified
“…These studies also suggest that credit unions suffer from a considerable degree of scale inefficiency with in excess of 50 percent of scale inefficient credit unions subject to decreasing returns to scale. Glass et al (2010) assess the efficiency of Irish credit unions using a two-stage approach. The analysis revealed that 93 percent of Irish credit unions operate at various levels of inefficiency, with this leaving seven percent of credit unions identified as best-practice.…”
Section: Efficiency Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The only previous investigation of Irish credit union performance is that of Glass et al (2010) which is based on 2006 data and investigates performance determinants and the opportunity cost of regulatory compliance using a non-parametric methodology. A key finding of this analysis was that 68 percent of Irish credit unions do not incur an extra opportunity cost in meeting regulatory guidance on bad debt.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%