Trends in Lending January 2012
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Concentration ratios are perhaps the most frequently used indicator of banking sector competitiveness, with a high share of assets controlled by a small number of banks typically interpreted as indicative of a low level of competition. Bank spreads (the difference between lending and deposit rates) are also often used as indicators of banking efficiency and competition, with higher spreads and margins interpreted as an indication of greater inefficiencies and lack of competition in the banking sector. Measures of bank profitability have also been used (although to a lesser extent) to assess the degree of market power held by individual banks,...
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