An empirical study for measure the relative performance of banking operations

Abstract: Structure analysis plays an important role on increasing the efficiency of banking industry. A change in structure of business in this industry could change the profitability, significantly. The proposed study of this paper aims at structural analysis and comparative advantages for a governmental bank in a province of Semnan, Iran called Melli bank. The proposed study considers the effectiveness of four saving plans including current, loaned with no interest, short and long term based in three periods. It applies the change of location-share model, which includes provincial growth influence, structural growth and competitive growth as the determinant variables in saving rate. Findings indicate the disproportionate growth of saving rate in the Melli bank toward the other banks of the province in every 3 terms of the study. The research results show that short time saving in 2001 and 2004, loaned without interest and short term savings in 2001 and 2008, loaned without interest and long term savings in 2004 and 2008 had negative structural changes which indicate that the combination of discussed saving wasn’t desirable, but other savings benefits of desirable combination.

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 Aminbeidokhti, A., Heydariyeh, S & Abedini, J. (2002). An empirical study for measure the relative performance of banking operations.Management Science Letters , 2(2), 579-586.

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