This paper aims to identify the most important internal factors may
effect on profitability of Syrian private banks during the period
(2009-2015).
To achieve the objective of the study, Researcher study the
dependent factor profitability measured
by return on assets (ROA)
and return on equity (ROE), and the following independent factors
(Bank size, Debt ratio, owner's equity, Liquidity, Net interest, and
provision of credit facilities to credit facilities ratio).
liquidity
الربحية
السيولة
المصارف الخاصة
private banks
banks
معدل العائد على حقوق الملكية
Return on Equity
حجم المصرف
نسبة المديونية
نسبة مخصص التسهيلات الائتمانية إلى التسهيلات الائتمانية
Bank size
Debt ratio
return on assets
حقوق الملكية
صافي الفوائد
معدل العائد على الموجودات
owner's equity
Net interest
provision of credit facilities to credit facilities ratio
المزيد..
this study aimed to study the effect of
commissions on Indirect Credit Facilities provided by banks as a
Documentary Letter of Credit and Letter of Guarantee in the
profitability of commercial banks, BBSF was taken in this study
because it was, t
he first bank started working in Syrian banking
market and that for the period 2005 - 2011.
This research aims to study the Syrian banking system performance in light of changes that began in Syria since March 2011 and their implications (the case of Commercial Bank of Syria). It was found that the banking sector exposure to fallout led to
instability, which limited the role of as a financial intermediary supporting production and encourage investment in the various national sectors of the economy, in addition to reducing the volume of services provided by banks, and changes in exchange rates, and a crisis of liquidity and credit. The research has been relying on financial reports which is published on the case of Commercial Bank of Syria site during the period from 2010 to 2013.
This research aims to study the Syrian banking system performance in light of
changes that began in Syria since March 2011 and their implications (the case of
Commercial Bank of Syria).
It was found that the banking sector exposure to fallout led
to instability, which
limited the role of as a financial intermediary supporting production and encourage
investment in the various national sectors of the economy, in addition to reducing the
volume of services provided by banks, and changes in exchange rates, and a crisis of
liquidity and credit.
The research has been relying on financial reports which is published on the case of
Commercial Bank of Syria site during the period from 2010 to 2013.
