英文摘要 |
The 2007 subprime crisis led to financial institutions suffering a great shockdue to over investment and lack of liquidity. Hence, a number of leading financial institutions went bankrupt, and triggering a global financial crisis.Consequently, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision(BCBS)released 'International Framework for Liquidity Risk Measurement, Standards and Monitoring'. BSBC proposed liquidity coverage ratio and net stable funding ratio. This paper used panel smooth transition autoregressive model(PSTR)to determine whether the liquidity risk to banking performance exist panel smooth transition effect. The Empirical results showed that when liquidity reserves ratio is less than 23.5375%, it is positively relevant between loan-to-deposit ratio and banking performance, and the non-performing loans ratio, banking size is negatively relevant with banking performance. When liquidity reserves ratio is greater than 23.5375%, it is negatively relevant between non-performing loans ratio,banking size and banking performance.When liquid assets ratio is less than 0.119%, it is negatively relevant between banking size and banking performance,but it is positively relevant between BIS ratio and banking performance. When liquid assets ratio is greater than 0.119%, it is negatively relevant between banking size, BIS ratio and banking performance. |