Efficacité technique des banques de la CEMAC

Technical efficiency of the banks of the CEMAC

Severin Kamgna and Leonnel Dimou

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Abstract: In one decade, the CEMAC's countries passed from a banking crisis context to an excess systemic liquidity. In the present survey, we valued the relative levels of technical efficiency of 24 commercial banks of the CEMAC from January 2001 to December 2004 using the DEA method, and searched for the factors of the banking management susceptible to explain these evolutions. The results shows that, on average, under the hypothesis of constant scale outputs, the banks of the CEMAC only produced 36,9% of the quantity of outputs that they could have produced from their resources. While rather supposing the outputs variable, the middle level of technical efficiency settled to 0,693. Of other parts, The explanatory factors of the evolution of the technical efficiency of the banks during this period are: i) the risk of defect; ii) the importance of the Bank, identified by the proportion of the capital stocks on the assets of the banks, iii) the level of the treasury excesses, and iv) the proportion of capital stock in the total of the credits.

Keywords: Efficacité technique; méthode DEA; rendement d’échelle; banques; CEMAC (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: C69 G21 G29 G32 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2008-06-20
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