PERFORMANCE OF MINNESOTA BANKS: AN ANALYSIS OF STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT CHOICES
The success of various bank management strategies is evaluated using data from banks located in Minnesota during 1988-1994. These strategies are identified using a combination of data from financial statements and survey data. Each strategy is evaluated based on its effect on rate of return on assets and rate of return on equity. The study finds that cost containment strategies are relatively more successful than strategies which emphasize the expansion of services. The implications for the future structure of the Minnesota banking industry are discussed.
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1995-12
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Authors: | STENSLAND, Jeffrey ; PEDERSON, Glenn |
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