Un Indicador compuesto basado en ratios para la banca en España bajo un esquema no compensatorio

This paper proposes the construction of a composite indicator based on ratios using a non-compensatory methodology to evaluate the performance of banking institutions. Starting with a selection of nineteen indicators is considered that cover five dimensions—loan quali-ty, capital quality, operating performance, profitability and liquidity—this indicator is designed to indirectly measure the instability of financial institutions. The use of a non-compensatory methodology for the aggregation of individual indicators eliminates the possibility that weaknesses in certain areas are compensated by strengths in others. This proposal is illustrated with data from the main financial entities that operated in the Spanish banking market during 2020, three of which subsequently ceased to exist due to mergers or acquisi-tions. The results show that the entities that disappeared were located in the lower ranks of the classification provided by the indicator.

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Studies of Applied Economics
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2024-10-23
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https://doi.org/10.25115/cbvbxq93
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Finance, Taxation, and Governance
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Un Indicador compuesto basado en ratios para la banca en España bajo un esquema no compensatorio

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Un Indicador compuesto basado en ratios para la banca en España bajo un esquema no compensatorio

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This paper proposes the construction of a composite indicator based on ratios using a non-compensatory methodology to evaluate the performance of banking institutions. Starting with a selection of nineteen indicators is considered that cover five dimensions—loan quali-ty, capital quality, operating performance, profitability and liquidity—this indicator is designed to indirectly measure the instability of financial institutions. The use of a non-compensatory methodology for the aggregation of individual indicators eliminates the possibility that weaknesses in certain areas are compensated by strengths in others. This proposal is illustrated with data from the main financial entities that operated in the Spanish banking market during 2020, three of which subsequently ceased to exist due to mergers or acquisi-tions. The results show that the entities that disappeared were located in the lower ranks of the classification provided by the indicator.

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