مجلة دفاتر اقتصادية
Volume 15, Numéro 2, Pages 94-107
2024-11-19
Authors : Bendima Nesrine . Zeddoun Djamel .
This research examines the relationship between performance indicators and both internal and external environmental factors, employing an unbalanced panel data analysis on a sample of 26 banks from Algeria and Tunisia over the period 2000-2020. The findings reveal that capital adequacy, asset quality, and liquidity are negatively associated with the performance of commercial banks, while management quality positively influences performance. Additionally, in terms of external factors, gross domestic product (GDP) and inflation were found to have no substantial impact on the performance of commercial banks in both Algeria and Tunisia.
Commercial banks ; Camels ; Panel data analysis.
Yousfi Imane
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pages 29-42.
Martani Noureddine
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Mahfoud Bouleksibat
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pages 683-701.
Rakhrour Youssef
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Benilles Billel
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pages 659-676.
العوفي حكيمة
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بصدار زوليخة
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ص 95-104.
Guettoufi Yacine
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pages 574-582.