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Banking industry dominates the financial sector of Bangladesh with an approximate share of 74% of the total intermediation. In recent years, this industry is at high risk due to supervision gaps, overcapacity and market distortions. Therefore, measuring the efficiency of the banking industry is...
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the banks liquidation as a result of their incapability of overcoming the liquidity difficulties. A bank's illiquidity can … cause a contagion effect indicated with bank run against the other banks as the effect of public trust loss toward the … banking sector. Basically, the main source of banking liquidity risk is the fragile bank products, which is shown with fund …
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agreements contain provisions which strongly protect the interest of the bank (lender). This is justified, considering the banks … litigation, the Supreme Court would sometimes aid in resolving issues concerning loan agreements between the bank and the … corporation. In conclusion, a bank, as an industry affecting national interest, will definitely thrive more in its continuing …
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Banking sector has undergone major changes in the mode of operation and the activities undertaken in the normal course of business.There has been a complete overhaul in banking activities wherein banks have emerged from conventional lending and borrowing business to financial conglomerates.This...
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perennially remaining outside the ambit of any bank finance. The literature has long identified relationship lending (RL) as a …
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The third pillar of the Basel II highlights the role of market discipline in easing the existing pressure on traditional monitoring measures like capital requirement and government supervision. This study test the effectiveness of market discipline in inducing prudential risk management...
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findings. First, acquiring firms did not gain from their acquisitions. Second, acquirers with stronger bank ties experienced … larger wealth loss than those with weaker bank ties. These results are consistent with the hypothesis that banks played a …
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The objective of this paper is to examine the relationship between corporate governance and Bank performance in Asia …, bank size, bank type and leverage on performance measured by ROA. The effect of corporate governance on banking performance …
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This paper explores the sequence, pace, and outcomes of bank restructuring in South Korea since the financial crisis of …
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While the UK government have sought to promote the nation’s financial services in India, City firms have shown little business awareness of Indian firms today. Unsurprisingly, there have been few recent deals between City firms and their Indian counterparts. Over a few decades, the competitive...
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