英文摘要 |
This paper analyzes the effects of financial indexes on the non-performing loan ratio. This study uses the fixed and random effects of Panel Data to examine the relevance of the bank financial performance on the asset quality index. This paper subdivides several groups: total asset quality, enterprise finance guaranteed, enterprise finance non-guaranteed, consumer finance residences, and credit card receivables. The empirical results show that capital adequacy ratio, current ratio, and business profitability significantly affect the total non-performing loan ratio. Capital adequacy ratio, return on net worth and credit card interest revenue ratio, and asset scale have a significantly positive effect on non-performing loan ratio - consumer finance residences. And capital adequacy is the critical factor influencing asset quality, and operating profit margin is also one of the crucial factors. Consumer finance has the biggest difference among the non-performing loan ratio of the asset quality index. It is probably affected by the real estate bubble of the financial tsunami and credit crash in 2008. |