Abstract

Analysis the Profitability of Private Commercial Banks in Bangladesh

Highlights

  • Banking structure has a vital part of working monetary actions in a country

  • H01 hypothesis was accepted in the case of net interest margin (NIM) and equity asset ratio (EAR)

  • This study evaluated the profitability of private commercial banks in Bangladesh

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Summary

Introduction

Banking structure has a vital part of working monetary actions in a country. The country economic situation controls on the accuracy of the structure of bank (Teker, et al, 2011; and Kiganda, 2014; Sharma, and Kumar, 2013). This study tries to assess the profitability of private commercial banks of Bangladesh. The study used economic, market and internal based performance of banks They applied multiple regression and correlation analysis tools for evaluating the banks’ performance. They showed that there was a statistical significant association among operational efficiency, bank size, asset management and credit risk analysis. Roy and Khan (2013) analyzed the performance of ten commercial banks in Bangladesh They used three variables such as product quality, service quality, and social responsibility for evaluating the performance of. He considered financial variables and ratios for evaluating the performance He applied the simple regression method to determine the effect of operational effectiveness, asset management and bank size on return on assets and interest income. · To assess the private commercial banks’ profitability in Bangladesh. · To identify the influential factors of banks’ profitability of the private commercial banks in Bangladesh

Data and Methodology
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Results for Correlation Analysis
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