Bank Profitability and Risk-Factor Analysis

Field

Finance and Banking

Study type

Applied quantitative financial research

Challenge

The study needed to distinguish institution-level risk and balance-sheet variables from macroeconomic effects and present their relationship with profitability in a coherent empirical model.

Approach

The variable architecture separated non-performing loans, capital adequacy, liquidity, size, lending, inflation, and economic growth, then aligned the statistical model and interpretation with the study's profitability question.

Methods

Financial-ratio modelling · Regression analysis · Macroeconomic controls · Robustness-oriented interpretation

Software / workflow

Statistical software · Spreadsheet validation

Project outcome

A structured analysis plan and results-interpretation framework were developed so bank-specific and macroeconomic predictors could be reported without conflating their roles.

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