英文摘要 |
This research analyzed thirty domestic banks' operational performances after financial reform in Taiwan from 2003 to 2007. Factor analysis was used to extract five factors from 19 financial variables. The five factors are: profit ability, growth ability, capital adequacy, operational ability and assets quality. Results showed that financial-holding subsidiary banks significantly surpass nonfinancial-holding banks in growth ability, operational ability and asset quality aspects, but showed no significant differences in profit ability and capital adequacy.This research also adopted discriminant analysis to find discriminant variables and discriminant function. At the end, the discriminant results were evidenced by current events and news. Some of domestic financial-holding subsidiary banks create operational risks because of massive bad debts or higher fixed operational cost, this might affect the other subsidiary companies. Some domestic nonfinancial-holding banks got good operational performance because of concentrating on original banks' professional services over a long period of time, or offering specialized financial services to customers. |