Bank Performance Determinants: State of the Art and Future Research Avenues

Anas Azzabi and Younes Lahrichi
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Younes Lahrichi: ISCAE - Institut Supérieur de Commerce et d'Administration des Entreprises

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Abstract: Banks' performance is an important topic for both professionals and researchers. Given the important literature on this subject, this paper aims to bring an up-to-date and organized review of literature on the determinants of banks performance. This paper discusses the main approaches that molded the debate on banks' performance and their main determinants. An in-depth understanding of these latter may allow on the one hand, bank managers and regulators to improve the sectors' efficiency and to deal with the new trends shaping the future of their industry and on the other hand, academicians to enrich research and knowledge on this field. Through the analysis of 54 studies published in 42 peer-reviewed journals, we show that despite the importance of the existent literature, the subject of bank performance factors did not reveal all its secrets and still constitute a fertile field for critical debates, especially since the COVID-19 and the increasingly pressing rise in power of digital transformation and artificial intelligence in general and FinTechs in particular. The study concludes by suggesting new promising research avenues.

Keywords: Bank; Performance; Determinants; Digitalization; FinTechs; COVID-19 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023-09
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Published in New Challenges in Accounting and Finance, 2023, 9, pp.26-41. ⟨10.32038/NCAF.2023.09.03⟩

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DOI: 10.32038/NCAF.2023.09.03

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