Economics, Econometrics and Finance
5 years ago

Boosting Liquidity and Capital Strength Leads to More Efficient Banks

Research Journal of Finance and Accounting
Liquidity, Capital Adequacy and Operating Efficiency of Commercial Banks in Kenya
Odunga R. M, Nyangweso P. M, Nkobe D. K

Paper Summary

The study looked at how the amount of money and assets a bank has affects how well it operates in Kenya. They found that having more liquid assets and total capital makes a bank more efficient. This means that banks should focus on improving these things to stay competitive.

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