Abstract
This article de termines the factor that influences bank efficiency after mergers and termines the factor that influences bank efficiency after mergers and termines the factor that influences bank efficiency after mergers and acquisitions. The efficiency calculation uses Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) approach. To test the factors, we use crossacquisitions. The efficiency calculation uses Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) approach. To test the section method in the first three years after mergers and acquis acquisitions. The efficiency calculation uses Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) approach. To test the section method in the first three years after mergers and acquis itions. The studies are analyzing the impact of identical factors with bank characteristics such as governance, credit risk, capital adequacy, and loan intensity on bank efficiency, herewith total assets as a control section method in the first three years after mergers and acquis studies are analyzing the impact of identical factors with bank characteristics such as governance, credit risk, capital adequacy, and loan intensity on bank efficiency, herewith total assets as a control variable. The result shows that governa studies are analyzing the impact of identical factors with bank characteristics such as governance, credit risk, capital adequacy, and loan intensity on bank efficiency, herewith total assets as a control variable. The result shows that governa nce and credit risk have no significant effect on bank efficiency nce and credit risk have no significant effect on bank efficiency after mergers and acquisitions. Capital adequacy has a positive and significant effect on bank efficiency in the first three years after mergers and acquisitions. Loan intensity has a positi ve and after mergers and acquisitions. Capital adequacy has a positive and significant effect on bank efficiency in the first three years after mergers and acquisitions. Loan intensity has a positi significant effect on bank efficiency in the second and third years.
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