Abstract
On September 22, 2023, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) and the State Administration for Financial Regulation (SAFS) released the latest list of China Systemically Important Banks (D-SIBs). This study aims to analyze whether there is a gap in operational performance between (D-SIBs) and (D-SIBs) under additional regulation. The research method uses independent sample t-tests in statistics and the AHP_DEA model for financial bank operational performance. The research results indicate that there are differences in the operational performance of systemically important banks and non-systemically important banks in certain indicators. systemically important banks have a larger share in the entire banking system, and systemically important banks face more regulatory constraints than non-systemically important banks. This makes the cost of capital restructuring for systemically important banks higher, thereby reducing the speed of capital restructuring. However, further analysis indicates that there is no significant difference in operational performance and risk control between banks with systemic importance and nonsystemic influence. In view of this, systemically important banks must invest in technology and innovation to improve operational efficiency.
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