Proposed Model for Forecasting the Intrinsic Value of Commercial Applied to Commercial Banks Listed on the Bahrain Stock Exchange

Tharwah Mohammed Shaalan

Accounting and Finance Research, 2018, vol. 7, issue 4, 91

Abstract: Here we propose a model to evaluate and forecast the intrinsic value of banks, a more appropriate approach as opposed to considering their valuation based on market value. This is because the capital markets in the Arab region, when viewed within the framework of a set of explained variables, prove to be inefficient. These variables include- profitability, capital adequacy, weights of the bank assets that indicate the associated size and various risks according to the Basel committee’s two and the operational efficiency variable. The last variable in question reflects the efficiency of the bank’s internal operations, and the total investments of a commercial bank as proxy of the size of bank assets and financial leverage- the impact of the financial risk on the intrinsic value of the commercial bank. The study used the multi-regression panel data to forecast the value of banks using cash flows approach discounted at the weighted average cost of capital of both equity and borrowed capital. The study found that the three variables- capital adequacy, operational efficiency, and financial leverage explained the intrinsic value of Bahrain commercial banks. The study structure included the following- introduction, review of the relevant literature, hypotheses, methodology and data, mathematical model, empirical results, conclusion, and finally recommendations.Â

Date: 2018
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