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January 2, 2022Middle East Development Journal

The relationship between banks’ credit quality, credit growth and social capital: evidence from Turkish banking sector

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APAbdulmuttalip PilatinHAHasan Ayaydın

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Randomized trial examines credit growth and quality in Turkish banks, indicating social capital's significance.

Key Points

  • This study aims to explore how credit quality, growth, and social capital relate in the Turkish banking sector.
  • Analyzed data from all commercial banks in Turkey over twelve years (2007-2018) across 81 provinces.
  • Used principal component analysis to measure social capital and employed several loan categories as dependent variables.
  • Employed panel data techniques to investigate the relationship between social capital and credit metrics.
  • Found a negative and significant relationship between social capital levels and credit growth in Turkey.
  • Determined that higher social capital is associated with lower levels of non-performing loans.
  • Concluded that social capital is critical for banks' credit risk management.

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Pilatin et al. (2022) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a20a302aa8e57945c6d96a3https://doi.org/10.1080/17938120.2022.2074673
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