Disparity in Total Resources Growth and Its Impact on the Profitability: An Analytical Approach

Anis, Ali; Ali, Basel J. A.

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“…Our results are in accordance with those obtained by Osuagwu [24]. NPLR is an important determinant of banking profitability [25]. Also, INF has a negative effect on banks profitability, measured by ROA.…”

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Albania and Kosovo with Development Potential, but Limited Support from the Banking Sector

Prenaj,

Imeraj,

Smajli

2023

IJSDP

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The purpose of the study is to examine the financial performance of commercial banks in Albania and Kosovo. As they are considered to be the main financial institutions in both countries, facilitating individual and corporate financing, and therefore influencing a country's economic growth. The data is collected from audited financial statements of each commercial bank in Albania and Kosovo for the period 2010-2021. The regression models 'pooled OLS', 'fixed effects (FE)', and 'random effects (RE)' were utilized for analysis, and the Hausman test was used to compare the fixed effects model to the random effects model. Return on assets (ROA) and return on equity (ROE) of the activity of commercial banks were assessed, while independent variables included the number of banks, non-performing loans, real GDP growth, GDP per capita, consumer price inflation (percent, period average), and the unemployment rate. The results show that bank performance is positively correlated to the number of banks, real GDP growth, GDP per capita, and the unemployment rate. On the other hand, the results show that bank performance is negatively affected by inflation and non-performing loans. According to the results of the study, we can conclude that the banks in Kosovo have performed better than the banks in Albania. Moreover, from the research on the two countries, it is clear that there cannot be a good balance between economic growth and satisfactory banking performance.

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Albania and Kosovo with Development Potential, but Limited Support from the Banking Sector

Prenaj,

Imeraj,

Smajli

2023

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“…Energy consumption in India has fallen due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic [2] and reduced the demand for oil and gas [3]. The profits and profitability of the firms depend on the demand and the sale prices of the products while the sale prices are also governed by demand and supply [4][5][6]. In COVID-19 pandemic period, supply of the oil and gas from overseas and domestic demand for oil and gas decreased.…”

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“…The financial success of enterprises is critical to accomplishing this goal [11]. Financial performance analysis is a useful criteria for firms to fulfill their objectives, adjust to changing market circumstances, enhance their company practices, and be prepared to respond to potential difficulties [5,6,12]. As a result, financial performance is becoming an increasingly crucial problem not just for enterprises but also for national economies [13].…”

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“…Financial performance analysis is a critical instrument for assessing a company's commercial activities. This assessment is critical for many stakeholders, including company directors, management, vendors, lenders, employees, customers, rivals, shareholders, and the government [5,10]. While analyzing their financial position, firms attempt to compute and analyze financial ratios using econometric and statistical analysis and information from financial statements such as the statement of income, financial statements, and statement of cash flows [4,14].…”

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Pre and Post-COVID-19 Financial Performance of Oil and Gas Companies: An Absolute and Relational Study of Financial Variables

Anis¹,

Ali²,

Fatima³

2023

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The outbreak of COVID-19 affected all aspects of individuals at a worldwide level. It harmed the physically and economically of individuals, and lower the growth of economies, globally. India the third largest consumer of oil and gas was affected by the pandemic, negatively. The study is based on the data collected from the financial statements of Indian oil and gas companies available on the websites. The purpose of the study is to know the financial performance of the Indian oil and gas companies pre and post-COVID-19 pandemic period. The absolute and relational financial variables are applied to get the absolute trend and relational growth of the financial performance of Indian oil and gas companies in graphical form. To explore the profit-earning capacity, short-term paying ability, and long-term paying ability of the Indian oil and gas companies, profitability (profit before tax ratio) ratio, liquidity (current ratio) ratio, and solvency (Debt-Equity ratio) ratio were applied. From 2015 to 2021, the absolute values of revenues, total expenses, and profit before tax were applied to get the trend in graphical form while stacked column charts were prepared to compare the profitability, liquidity, and long-term paying ability of the Indian oil and gas companies. During the pandemic period, total revenues, total expenses, profits, and profitability declined while liquidity and solvency status was unaffected by COVID-19 in Indian oil and gas companies. The profitability of the smaller Indian oil and gas companies improved more than the larger Indian oil and gas companies after the COVID-19 pandemic. It is found that the large-scale production of Indian oil and gas companies was affected more than the smallerscale production of Indian and gas companies by the negativity of the pandemic COVID-19 due to fixed expenses.

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Corporate governance and cost of equity: An empirical investigation of the United Arab Emirates stock market

Hayek,

Oudat,

Ali

et al. 2023

CBSR

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The set of rules, laws, and procedures that lead and regulate a firm is known as corporate governance (Alqaraleh et al., 2022). The primary objective of this study was to investigate the effect of the corporate governance index on the cost of equity for businesses listed on the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Stock Exchange. This study gathers data from yearly reports from 2015 to 2021 in order to test hypotheses using multiple linear regression models to analyze the gathered data. The independent variable of the corporate governance index in our research consists of eight distinct corporate governance characteristics. According to the findings of our investigation, there is a negative correlation between corporate governance and equity capital cost. This indicates that the quality of corporate governance may lower the cost of capital. In order to improve the quality of financial reporting, we advocate implementing a robust corporate governance framework and reducing information asymmetry, i.e., increasing transparency and agency conflict, therefore, attracting financial investors and suppliers, enhancing the capital market, and absorbing the organization’s required financial resources at a reduced rate. The study results suggest that corporations might minimize the cost of equity by creating excellent corporate governance. In the cost of equality, the result of the study emphasizes the significance and efficacy of corporate governance.

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Disparity in Total Resources Growth and Its Impact on the Profitability: An Analytical Approach

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Albania and Kosovo with Development Potential, but Limited Support from the Banking Sector

Albania and Kosovo with Development Potential, but Limited Support from the Banking Sector

Pre and Post-COVID-19 Financial Performance of Oil and Gas Companies: An Absolute and Relational Study of Financial Variables

Corporate governance and cost of equity: An empirical investigation of the United Arab Emirates stock market

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