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Global Bank Survey

MFMatthias Fischer AMAlla Mitsyk

Key Points

The aim is to compare profitability between small, mid-size, and large banks and analyze regional performance amid economic challenges.
Analysis of 352 banks across Asia, Europe, and America
Focus on profitability metrics like Return on Equity and Cost to Income Ratio
Consideration of individual factors influencing profitability
Small and mid-sized banks show different profitability compared to large banks based on total assets.
Regional performance varies significantly during economically difficult times.
Return on Equity is evaluated in relation to Cost to Income Ratio and Cost of Equity globally.

Abstract

Are small or mid size banks more profitable than large banks? How do banks in different regions of the world perform in economically difficult times? 352 banks in Asia, Europe and America are analyzed to illustrate performances differences regarding size of total assets and regional focus on the world. The study also considers the composition of RoE and the influences of the individual factors on profitability. Finally RoE is compared with CIR and Cost of Equity on a global scale.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a4f3b382b81a944af5753a2 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.34646/thn/ohmdok-5055

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