Relationship among cost of financial intermediation, risk, and efficiency: Empirical evidence from Bangladeshi commercial banks

Gupta, Anupam Das; Sarker, Niluthpaul; Rahman, Mahbubur

doi:10.1080/23322039.2021.1967575

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“…Considering the post estimation findings, many authors recommended that first-order autocorrelation (AR(1)) should be significant at the 5% significance level, whereas second-order autocorrelation (AR(2)) p-value should be higher than 0.05 to confirm the absence of second-order autocorrelation (Abdmoulah, 2021;Gupta et al, 2021). Additionally, the Hansen test findings should be statistically insignificant, implying that the instruments are valid or over-identification restrictions are appropriate.…”

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Labour productivity and firm performance: evidence from certified firms from the EFQM excellence model

Yousaf

2022

Total Quality Management & Business Excellence

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Labour productivity is an ongoing topic in literature, specifically in developed economies where labour costs are higher. The main aim of this study is to examine the effects of labour productivity on firm performance. Using a sample of 311 Czech firms, including 18 certified firms from the European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM) Excellence Model, the two-step system generalised method of moments (GMM) is performed to test the hypotheses. The current study results revealed that the quality certificates have a positive impact on the firm performance. The relationship between labour productivity and firm performance of certified firms is negative. However, the labour productivity of non-certified firms has a positive impact on the firm's performance. The present study's findings offer deeper insight into how labour productivity of the certified and non-certified firms relates to firm performance.

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Labour productivity and firm performance: evidence from certified firms from the EFQM excellence model

Yousaf

2022

Total Quality Management & Business Excellence

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“…Second, this study has focused on the transition period from Basel II to Basel III to examine the impact of regulatory capital requirements on the cost of financial intermediation in the Bangladesh banking industry. Previous studies like Das Gupta et al. (2021), Rahman et al.…”

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Market competition, capital regulation and cost of financial intermediation: an empirical study on the banking sector of Bangladesh

Mia

2022

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PurposeThis study aims to examine the impact of market competition, and capital regulation on the cost of financial intermediation of banks of the Bangladesh banking industry.Design/methodology/approachThis study has used a balanced panel dataset comprised of 340 firm-year observations for 34 commercial banks in the Bangladesh banking industry from 2011 to 2020. The Prais Winsten panel estimator has been used to assess the impact of market competition and capital regulation on the cost of financial intermediation of banks.FindingsBased on the regression results, this study has documented that greater market competition results in a lower cost of financial intermediation for banks. Similarly, an increase in the regulatory capital of banks increases the cost of financial intermediation of banks. The main findings of this study are found robust by using alternative proxies for the cost of financial intermediation, market competition and capital regulation. The regression results also suggest that private commercial banks tend to have a higher cost of financial intermediation than state-owned commercial banks.Research limitations/implicationsThe regulatory reforms should aim to foster sustainable and optimal market competition for the Bangladesh banking industry to regulate the market power of banks to reduce the cost of financial intermediation. The regulatory authority of Bangladesh should find the optimal policy measures for implementing the capital regulation in the banking industry which would reduce the cost of financial intermediation margin of banks.Originality/valueUnlike previous studies which have used structural market competition measures, this study has used non-structural market competition measures to assess the relationship between market competition and cost of financial intermediation in the Bangladesh banking industry.

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Basel III Liquidity Regulations and Financial Intermediation in Pakistan

Ayub,

Alhabshi,

Othman

2024

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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Relationship among cost of financial intermediation, risk, and efficiency: Empirical evidence from Bangladeshi commercial banks

Cited by 9 publications

References 86 publications

Labour productivity and firm performance: evidence from certified firms from the EFQM excellence model

Labour productivity and firm performance: evidence from certified firms from the EFQM excellence model

Market competition, capital regulation and cost of financial intermediation: an empirical study on the banking sector of Bangladesh

Basel III Liquidity Regulations and Financial Intermediation in Pakistan

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