The Effect Credit Monitoring Activities on Financial Reporting Quality of Private Banks in Ethiopia

This study examines the effect of credit monitoring activities on the financial reporting quality of private banks in Ethiopia. Using a quantitative research method with a positivist philosophical assumption, data were collected through a structured questionnaire from 90 respondents. The study finds that the independent variables, which include collateral information, business ratings information, customer credit status information, and consumer default information, have a positive effect on the financial reporting quality of private banks in Ethiopia. These findings emphasize the importance of effective credit monitoring activities to ensure accurate and reliable financial reporting in the banking sector.