Does Stability Imply Efficiency in the Banking System? [Killing Two Birds with a Stone]
Journal Title: Scholars Bulletin - Year 2017, Vol 3, Issue 11
Abstract
Abstract:This paper examines the likelihood of efficiency given stability in a competitive market (banking system). Apparently, a financial crisis emanates from instability and inefficiency in the financial system(s) wherein the banking system is a key institution. Therefore, our concern geared towards maintaining both stability and efficiency in the banking system to avoid global financial crisis (contagion effect) using Bayesian Techniques. We deciphered a 1-1 mapping between the stability & efficiency indexes. We also discovered variant forms of relationships existing between stability and efficiency indexes (scores). Our findings identified levels of Stability that are highly predictive of certain levels of efficiency. Sequel to these findings we recommend contingent planning; which makes plans considering possible actions, consequences, and objectives towards achieving the desired levels of stability and efficiency in the system. Keywords:Financial System; Banking System Stability & Efficiency; Likelihood
Authors and Affiliations
David Iheke Okorie, Akweny Andrew, Dak-Adzaklo Cephas Simon-Peter, Geoffrey Bentum-Micah
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