Optimal capital, regulatory requirements and bank performance in times of crisis: Evidence from France

Bandt, Olivier de; Camara, Boubacar; Maitre, Alexis; Pessarossi, Pierre

doi:10.1016/j.jfs.2017.03.002

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“…Very few studies [ 1 , 26 , 27 ] have been carried out to provide empirical evidence on the impact of Basel III CAR on the performance of banks. Studies from developed countries that examine the impact of Basel III CAR on the performance of banks have produced mixed findings.…”

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“…The performance of banks is a crucial element to the survival of banks. At the same time, capital regulations are important factors that could be beneficial or detrimental to banks' performance [ 1 ]. Due to the nature of banks' business, banks are exposed to many potential risks of operational losses; deposits withdrawal without notice, the state of the economy like recession, COVID-19 pandemic global crises and other factors that create uncertainty in borrowers' loan repayments [ 2 , 3 ].…”

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Basel IV capital requirements and the performance of commercial banks in Africa

2021

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Basel IV capital requirements and the performance of commercial banks in Africa

2021

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“…Author/s Capital Robin, Salim, & Bloch, 2018;Fang, Lau, Lu, Tan, & Zhang, 2019;Pathan & Faff, 2013;Mahbub, Matthew, & Barker, 2019;Alam, Zainuddin, & Rizvi, 2019;Kutubi, Ahmed, & Khan, 2018;Köster & Pelster,2017;Bandt, Camara, Maitre, & Pessarossi, 2018.…”

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“…Credit risk Robin, Salim, & Bloch, 2018;Fang, Lau, Lu, Tan, & Zhang, 2019;Mahbub, Matthew, & Barker, 2019;Chen, Liang, & Yu, 2018;Gerhardt & Vennet,2017;Ghosh, 2018;Bandt, Camara, Maitre, & Pessarossi, 2018;Boubakri, Mirzaei, & Samet, 2017. Loans to total assets Ghosh, 2018;Hung, Jiang, Liu, Tu, & Wang, 2017;Bandt, Camara, Maitre, & Pessarossi, 2018.…”

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“…Bank size Fang, Lau, Lu, Tan, & Zhang, 2019;Pathan & Faff, 2013;Alam, Zainuddin, & Rizvi, 2019;Kutubi, Ahmed, & Khan, 2018, 2018Oyewumi, Ogunmeru, & Oboh, 2018;Khan, Ahmad, & Chan, 2018;Köster & Pelster,2017;Gerhardt & Vennet,2017;Chen, Liang, & Yu ,2018;Bandt, Camara, Maitre, & Pessarossi, 2018;Boubakri, Mirzaei, & Samet, 2017. Deposits to liabilities Chen, Liang, & Yu,2018 Liquidity Fang, Lau, Lu, Tan, & Zhang, 2019;Köster & Pelster,2017;Chen, Liang, & Yu, 2018;Boubakri, Mirzaei, & Samet, 2017. Capital Gerhardt & Vennet,2017Ghosh, 2018;Hung, Jiang, Liu, Tu, & Wang, 2017;Chen, Liang, & Yu ,2018;King, Srivastav, & Williams, 2016.…”

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This paper intends to review research on the performance of banks to identify gaps in the current body of knowledge to justify future research directions. We use a systematic literature review method and review 164 articles from refereed journals. Content analysis reveals that most of the studies are empirical focusing on two aspects i.e. financial performance and efficiency of banks. These studies consider the impact of particular events and contexts on performance and efficiency while testing research hypotheses. However, often there is a lack of a theoretical backing for these studies. We argue that the considered events and contexts affect the risk transformation process under the financial intermediation theory. The efficiency of banks reflects the risk transformation process and causes performance. On the other hand, traditional performance indicators were based on financial measures that do not reflect the components of the risk transformation process. A sound comprehensive risk-based composite measure is required to fill this gap.

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