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Abstract(s)
Pakistan is one of the economically emerging countries in South
Asia. The current trends of Pakistan’s economy are on the path to
outshining the former year’s growth rate. The unrelenting perfor-
mances in the agriculture and services sector and outperformance of
the large-scale manufacturing sector. Inflation and the fiscal deficit
were confined, whereas revenue growth has surpassed last year’s
level. However, Pakistan’s populace is 200 million. However, not
many individuals bank with a regulated banking system. The financial system in Pakistan introduced a new phenomenon of the Islamic
Banking system that is not a recent idea but has been in the mainstream now for more than a decade. There are several factors internally and externally that stimulate the performance of banks. In this
paper, we have tried to investigate how these factors influence the
performance of banks in Pakistan. We have used the ROE measure
as a dependent variable to evaluate banks' profitability. We have
taken the size, age, equity and financial development of the banks.
Some external/country-specific factors are also taken into consideration as independent variables. This paper uses panel data from six banks in Pakistan for seven years (2010 to 2017).
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Keywords
Profitability Islamic banks Conventional banks Generalised Least Square Financial development
Citation
Ahmad, E. W., Naveed, M., & Dos-Santos, M. J. P. L. (2022). Factors affecting banking performance in Pakistan: An empirical investigation. International Journal of Emerging Business and Economic Trends, 1(1), 1–11. https://journals.sbbusba.edu.pk/ebet/index.php/abc/article/view/3
Publisher
Faculty of Management & Business Administration