The objective of banking companies is to have more efficient and effective utilization of resources where they can get maximum profits with lowest cost. Efficiency is a level of performance that describes the process of utilizing all resources production at lowest measure to produce a large sum of finished goods or services. The concept of efficiency is comparing the inputs and outputs where the resources that used to be goods or services are input; meanwhile the results from all resources that have been used including time and energy are called output. Banking companies should provide goods and services more efficiently by focusing more attention on controlling the cost. Cost control must be the main strategy of banking companies and that …show more content…
Etlivia (2014) employs the Data Envelopment Approach (DEA) to investigates the cost X-efficiency in the Indonesia listed banking sector over the period of 2004 to 2011, and identify 2% only can be explained by the cost efficiency where the value of cost efficiency will not result in a change of stock performance by using abnormal return. Input variables were selected are deposit, labor and capital while output variables are loan and investment. Shareholders tend to observe the company’s profits than the cost of the company.
Aftab, Ahamad, Ullah and Sheikh (2011) applies the Data Envelopment Approach (DEA) to examine the impact of bank efficiency on share performance in Pakistan from 2003 to 2007. However, the results show that bank efficiency is positive and significant link exists between change in annual bank efficiency and share performance by using Cumulative Annual Stock Returns (SASR) to calculate share performance and Linear Regression to analyze relationship between bank efficiency and stock performance. They estimates efficiency scores by taking operating expenses and interest expenses, as inputs while net profit as
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The findings show that there is positive and robust relationship between profit efficiency changes on stock returns. Besides that, profit efficiency better explains bank stock returns compared to traditional accounting profits measures (ROE). However, no evidence that cost efficiency changes reflected in stock returns. They used cost of borrowed funds and cost of non-borrowed funds as inputs and loans, other earning assets and non-interest income as
Profitability Net income/sales (profit margin) 3.94% Net income/assets (ROA) 7.31% Net income/shareholder equity (ROE) 24.99% 4.) Asset utilization/ management efficiency Total asset turnover 0.4
The gross profit continuously increased with the introduction of soft goods in the store although the merchandise found in the store next door affected his sales considerably. Company’s gross profit was 28.73% of net-sales in 2003 and it increased by 3.12% of net sales in 2007. (Sales and Gross Profit Diagram) The company’s total operating expenses continuously raised from 2003-2007 with a considerable fall of 16.33% in 2005 the reason being theas the loans payable rapid growth of Internet-Sales as the company had their own website for online ordering which reduced the company’s wages, amortization, vehicle and miscellaneous expenses. In 2003 the cost of Total Operating expenses was 32.50% of the net-sales which was decreased by 5.24% in 2007 net-sales.
A slightly low return on assets than the previous year shows that the profitability of the assets of the company falls down a little. Shareholders consider financial statements to make decisions regarding buying and selling their shares. They are also concerned about the maximization of their wealth. They take into account the profitability by showing interest in return on sales or net profit margins.
Return on Equity increased from 4% to 23%, proving that Corning has a strong ability to generate profit and manage shareholders’ funds, while Return on Assets grew from 2% to 14%. The operating margin has improved from 21% to 18%, indicating the ability to generate increased profits. Asset turnover ratio has decreased, reflecting that the pressures from production capacity have lessened. The financial metric reveals that Corning has a strong ability to recover from debt, generate higher profits, grow and succeed
These factors can have a significant impact on the bank’s performance and
b) Profitability Profitability ratios are used in an effort to evaluate management’s ability to monitor and control expenses, and to earn a profit on resources committed to the business. These particular ratios assess a company’s strengths and weakness, operating results and growth potential. Moreover, they measure on the efficiency of assets being used to generate net income and sales. The higher the ratio, the more effectively a company is using their assets.
In order to, analyze the company’s performance, we will closely focus on financial performance which is the degree to which financial objectives have been accomplished. This process measures the result of the overall financial health of the company over a period. The most efficient and effective metrics we choose were the improving operating income and return on equity and increasing sales, earning per share. Firstly, our sales have gradually increased in every single period, despite the minor changes in initiatives.
The satisfaction of these objectives contributes to the company’s performance in operations management. When these measures are later evaluated, it is easier to implement the control measures in place. Walmart Company uses a number of metrics to assess its performance; comparable store sales it indicates the performance of the existing stores by measuring the growth in sales for such stores for a particular period over the corresponding period in the prior year, operating income growth greater than net sales growth, inventory growth less than net sales growth and return on average assets must be
Efficiency of financial markets is one of the fundamental issues in finance. The central idea of market efficiency is that market prices of securities represent true value of securities. All relevant information is immediately reflected in the prices causing abnormal profit making impossible in the market. The efficient market hypothesis further implies that prices will move randomly that makes prediction of prices extremely difficult. Efficient market hypothesis requires that investors will be rational and have homogenous expectation.
Diversity is defined as showing a great deal of variety. There are endless possible mixtures of cultures, religions and racial backgrounds and each person has their own story. Gender, race and religion have been controversial subjects since humans were able to communicate. War, tragedy and death are just some of the outcomes of these differences and there are secret messages that are hidden within even the most seemingly genuine gestures. Media has impacted our country negatively and positively, nonetheless, greatly and there is no surprise that some of these hidden messages lay within something as “short and sweet” as commercials.
P3 interpret and assess relevant data statistics to illustrate how micro and small business impact on the economy. Micro and small business may not produce as much money as large business organisations but they are very essential and are most important donor to the economy. Micro and small business can be regarded as the building blocks of the economy. Following are the impacts of micro and small business in the economy: • Economic growth: micro and small business contributes to the economy by bringing growth to the area where the business has been established. By providing the employment opportunities to the unemployed people the micro and small business helps in motivating the economic growth.
Weaknesses However, there are some limitations in the use of the project’s results. Our project is focusing on the Hong Kong banking industries. Therefore, the results cannot be used in other industries or areas, because of the different situations and environments. In addition, the regression results are built on the basic dividend theories.
However, financial performance subsists with different levels of organisation, which is concerned with measuring financial performance of organisation. These measures are categorised into four that includes profitability, gearing, liquidity or working capital, and investor ratios. However, the financial plan of organisation is associated with operating plan since financial plan involves revenue and expenses for the activities that are linked with each objective. Hence, the main reason, in monitoring financial plan is to audit the committee (Hasan, 2011).
Introduction to Budgets and Preparing the Master Budget Budgets and the Organization Many people associate the word budget primarily with limitations on spending. For example, management often gives each unit in an organization a spending budget and then expects them to slay within the limits prescribed by the budget. However, budgeting can play a much more important role than simply limiting spending. Budgeting moves planning to the forefront of the manager's mind. Well-managed organizations make budgeting an integral part of the formulation and execution of their strategy.
Opportunity cost is a decision that is made, and you give up a certain advantaged from one choice to go for another alternate. We all have choices to make every day and hopefully all of us will have some great opportunities in our future as well. Take for example your job. You would really like to call in sick today just, so you can go to the movies. A job gives an individual many things independence, security, and money to live.