Comparative Analysis of Foreign and Domestic Bank Operations in Hungary

Sabi, Manijeh

doi:10.1006/jcec.1996.0017

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“…Lensink and Hermes (2004) found that the effect of foreign bank entry depends on the level of economic development in the host country. Sabi (1996) findings did not support the claim that domestic banks performs well because of foreign bank presence. The results reported by Zhu (2011) show that, on average, foreign bank entry in developing countries is not immediately associated with greater cost efficiency.…”

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Effects of Foreign Banks Entry on the Operations of Domestic Banks-Empirical Evidence from Ghana

Boadi¹

2015

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The purpose of the research is to examine the effects of foreign banks entry on the operations of domestic banks in Ghana. The study employs panel data analysis to examine the effects of foreign banks entry on the operations of domestic banks in Ghana. Data for the study were drawn from the databases of Ghana Association of Bankers, Ghana Statistical Service and Bank of Ghana over the period from 1997 to 2014. Results of the study reveal that entry of foreign banks is significantly associated with increase in net interest income and return on assets. Among the bank-specific determinant variables, only deposit, liquidity and capital reveal statistically significant association with bank profitability. The research could not include more qualitative factors. Future research could include more qualitative factors, for example, management leadership style with the quantitative factors and test for long run effects. The main value of this paper is the analysis of new empirical evidence on the effect of foreign banks entry on the operations of domestic banks operations.

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Effects of Foreign Banks Entry on the Operations of Domestic Banks-Empirical Evidence from Ghana

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2015

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“…Claessens et al (2001) explain the high foreign bank presence in the CEECs with low banking costs and low non-interest income of domestic banks. Sabi (1996) and Weill (2003) find that foreign banks are more profitable and more effienct than domestic-owned banks in the CEECs. Green, Murinde & Nikolov (2004), on the other hand, points out that foreign and domestic owned financial organizations are not necessarily different with regard to economies of scale and scope.…”

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Foreign Direct Investment in the Financial Sector: The Engine of Growth for Central and Eastern Europe?

2005

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“…Financial ratios analysis approach is applied by many of researchers to evaluate, measure and analyse the financial performance and efficiency of financial units, for example; Ali, Akhtar, & Ahmed (2011);Awan (2009);Bashir (2003); Beck, Kunt and Merrouche (2010); Haron (2004);Iqbal (2001); Jaskiran and Kunnath (2011);Olson and Zoubi (2007); Rosly and Bakar (2003); Sabi (1996) ;Sadaqat, Ali and Farhan (2011);Saiful and Bakar (2003); Saifullah (2010); Samad and Hasan (1999);Samad (2004) ;Shar, Shah and Jamali (2010) and Turen (1996). This research model is most optimal to accomplish the objectives of the current research work.…”

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Gauging Profitability and Liquidity of Islamic Banks: Evidence from Malaysia and Pakistan

Khan¹,

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Khan³

2015

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This study aims at evaluating and comparatively analyzing the financial performance of all full-fledged Islamic banks operating in Pakistan and five Islamic banks from Malaysia conveniently chosen, subject to profitability and liquidity. Data has been compiled from annual reports for 2006-11. Famous ratios analysis model has been applied with descriptive and inferential statistics to analyze the results. Empirical results revealed that Malaysian Islamic banks are more profitable, liquid and well ahead to Pakistani Islamic banks in profit margin, profit to expense, earnings per share, cash ratio and loan to deposit ratio. However no significant difference is observed in return on asset, return on equity, current ratio, cash & portfolio investment to deposit and loan to asset ratio, although Malaysian Islamic banks are superior in maintaining healthy investment portfolio and high cash ratio while Pakistani Islamic banks have maintained high loan to deposits.

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Comparative Analysis of Foreign and Domestic Bank Operations in Hungary

Cited by 71 publications

References 1 publication

Effects of Foreign Banks Entry on the Operations of Domestic Banks-Empirical Evidence from Ghana

Effects of Foreign Banks Entry on the Operations of Domestic Banks-Empirical Evidence from Ghana

Foreign Direct Investment in the Financial Sector: The Engine of Growth for Central and Eastern Europe?

Gauging Profitability and Liquidity of Islamic Banks: Evidence from Malaysia and Pakistan

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