Specialization and other determinants of non-commercial bank financial institutions’ profitability Empirical evidence from Malaysia
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This study examines the factors that influence the profitability of non-commercial bank financial institutions (NCBFIs) in Malaysia. The authors develop a linear regression model to analyze the relationship between NCBFI profitability and institution-specific and macroeconomic determinants. The results show that larger NCBFIs and those with lower proportions of risky loans tend to be more profitable. Specifically, total assets and loan to total assets ratio were found to positively and negatively impact profitability, respectively. The findings provide insights for policymakers, industry leaders, and managers on improving efficiency and competitiveness of Malaysia's financial sector.
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- 1. Specialization and other determinants of non-commercial bank financial institutions’ profitability Empirical evidence from Malaysia Authors : Fadzlan Sufian, Suarddy Parman. Prepared by: Boughezala Hamad Hocine 802042 & Akhmedov Davran 803837 Prepared for: Prof. Shahriza Bt Osman Journal: Studies in Economics and Finance Vol. 26 No.2, 2009 pp. 113-128
- 2. Contents Data and methodology Introduction Overview of the Malaysia financial system 1 2 3 4 5 Results Empirical Finding 6 Conclusion 04/04/10 UUM 2010
- 3. Introduction Purpose of the study : to provide empirical evidence on the factors that influence non-commercial bank financial institutions (NCBFIs) profitability in a developing economy, and attempt to investigate the performance of financial institutions in Malaysia are relatively scarce . Keywords: banks, financial institution, profit, Malaysia 04/04/10 UUM 2010
- 4. Overview of the Malaysian financial system Banking system (the largest component, accounting for approximately 70% of total assets of financial system) Non-bank financial intermediaries Malaysian financial system 04/04/10 UUM 2010
- 5. Banking system Commercial bank Finance companies Merchant banks They are the largest and most significant providers of funds in the banking system; The second largest group of deposit taking institutions in Malaysia; The third largest , it’s merged in Malaysia banking scene in 1970. Commercial banks Finance companies Merchant banks The banking system can be divided into three main groups 04/04/10 UUM 2010
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- 7. Finance companies 04/04/10 UUM 2010
- 8. Merchant banks 04/04/10 UUM 2010
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- 10. M.B F.C C.B RM 42,691 million (0.17% of GDP) RM 68421.1 million (0.27% of GDP) RM 761,254.8 million (3.05% of GDP) F.C+ M.B = 22,8% of the banking system 04/04/10 UUM 2010 Assets of the Banking system: 2004.
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- 17. Empirical findings 04/04/10 UUM 2010
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