Abstract
The study aims to examine intellectual capital efficiency and its association with the financial performance in Indian banks. The time period selected for the study spans from 2005-2006 to 2012-2013. OLS, fixed effect and random effect was used to investigate if VAIC is a comprehensive model for measuring intellectual capital performance and whether its components can act as strong predictor of corporate financial success. Corporate financial performance is measured through bank growth, employee productivity and bank profitability. The results found that SCE is significantly associated with bank profitability, growth and employee productivity. ADE used as measure of advertising efficiency is also significantly associated with BP and GR. The study is an addition to the current knowledge of intellectual capital in the organisations. It will also assist the developers of the accounting standards to make the use of findings to determine the possible necessary changes in the present accounting policies for better representation of the intellectual capital.
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