Financial Performance Analysis of Commercial Banks in Ethiopia (In Case Of Newly Established
Date
2021-01
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WOLKITE UNIVERSITY
Abstract
This study was focused on the area of financial performance analysis of commercial banks by
using CAMEL approach in Ethiopian banking industry. The study was conducted on 8
commercial banks, by collecting data from their annual reports from year 2010 to 2018.
The overall objective of this study was to analyze the effects of CAMEL variables, bank size on
profitability measurements of Bank performance, to rank banks included under this study based
on their financial performances and this study also aimed to investigate the interconnection
between CAMEL ratios with profitability, late and early establishment of banks.. The
study used quantitative approach from the three methods of conducting business and social
research. This study used BP as dependent variable and bank size and liquidity as independent
variable in addition to CAMEL variables. The researcher was used panel data for CAMEL
ratios. the part and descriptive part were analyzed by descriptive analysis.
Random effect regression analysis was also used to test the hypothesis and to determine the
relative importance of each independent variable included in the CAMEL framework to
explain dependent variables. During the ranking process by composite CAMEL place which
were established later. The econometric analysis showed that, asset quality, management
efficiency, liquidity, size of the bank and were significant variables to explain BP, unlike capital
adequacy and earning quality which were not significant variable. Similarly, capital
adequacy, asset quality, liquidity, and were Insignificant variables to explain BP, but earning
quality of the bank were not significant variable to influence BP. In general for banks whose
capital adequacy, asset quality, management efficiency and liquidity position were low as
compared to peer banks shall inject some capital, improve their asset quality, control their cost
and control their liquidity position respectively in order not lose public trust. In connection with
their determinant factor to increase return on equity banks shall give special attentions to asset
quality, management efficiency, liquidity. Banks shall also concentrate on increasing their total
asset by mobilizing deposit and converting the deposit to loan, as total asset or size of the bank
is a determinant factor to increase return on asset