Decision Sciences
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Increasing debt crucial for financial industry performance, study finds.

DEStech Transactions on Economics Business and Management
Empirical Analysis on the Performance Model of Financial Listed Companies—From the Financial Data Verification of Financial Listed Companies in the Financial Industry in 2017
Qiaowen Yang, Yao Yong-hong, Yun Liu

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The study analyzed financial data from 50 listed companies in the financial industry in 2017. They found that higher operating income is linked to increased net profit, while higher operating expenses are linked to lower net profit. Additionally, having more assets and liabilities is associated with higher net income. The results suggest that for financial companies, attracting deposits and taking on debt are important for improving economic performance.