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| Title: | 關於美國銀行業在經營績效與信用風險的兩篇論述
Two Essays on the U.S. Bank’s Performance and Credit Risk |
| Authors: | 何杰操
He, Jie-Cao |
| Contributors: | 林士貴
張興華
Lin, Shih-Kuei
Chang, Hsing-Hua
何杰操
He, Jie-Cao |
| Keywords: | ESG
情緒分數
銀行經營績效
企業法說會
10-K財報
非利息收入
信用風險
COVID-19
ESG
sentiment scores
bank performance
earnings call
10-K financial statements
Non-interest income
credit risk
COVID-19 |
| Date: | 2023 |
| Issue Date: | 2024-01-02 15:26:00 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | Refinitiv、企業法說會與財報之ESG 分數於銀行經營績效之影響:
本研究對環境、社會和治理（ESG）分數與從企業法說會和10-K財報分析得到的情緒分數及其對銀行經營績效的影響進行了比較全面的實證研究。研究從三個方面展開：對全樣本的分析、基於資產規模的詳細研究以及基於產業分類的詳細對比。研究結果揭示了一些特別的結果。大型銀行因考慮環境和治理方面而受益，這與經營業績呈正相關。相反，中小型銀行則通過投資於環保措施和相關資訊披露來提高業績。不同細分行業的動態也不盡相同，商業銀行的業績受到環境和治理因素的積極影響，而儲蓄銀行則表現出更為複雜的關係。這對各利益相關者都有影響：銀行可以優化環境、社會和治理戰略，投資者可以做出明智的決策，政策制定者可以制定相關法規。本文採用的綜合方法增強了研究結果的穩健性，同時也承認了潛在的局限性，但該研究有助於理解環境、社會和公司治理指標與銀行業績效之間複雜的相互作用，從而幫助銀行業在實踐中做出明智的決策。
非利息收入對銀行信用風險之影響：COVID-19 疫情前後的實證研究:
本研究全面探討了非利息收入（NII）對關鍵銀行指標——資產報酬率（ROA）、股東權益報酬率（ROE）和不良貸款率（NPL）的影響。實證結果強調了 NII 對 ROA 的一貫正面影響，尤其在較小的 NII 數值下更為顯著。然而，研究發現 NII 對 ROE 沒有顯著影響，歸因於該指標對股票市場動態的敏感性。在信用風險分析中，NII 對 NPL 的影響在不同時間段存在差異，特別是在 2010 年後，與 BASEL III 的實施相一致。即使在充滿挑戰的 COVID-19 時期，NII 仍然對 NPL 產生影響，儘管影響程度減小，表明銀行在經濟不確定性中採取了適應性策略。
經濟影響強調了NII 在維持穩定性方面的關鍵作用。研究結果強調了在不斷變化的經濟和監管環境中制定適應性戰略和明智決策的必要性。儘管承認本研究基於特定資料集和時間範圍存在限制，但研究提出了未來探討的潛在方向，如危機應對、技術進展和全球經濟趨勢的長期影響。本研究為決策者提供了在不斷演變的金融環境中應對 NII 與關鍵績效指標之間錯綜複雜動態的寶貴見解。
The Impact of ESG Scores from Refinitiv, Earnings Call,
10-K Financial Reports on Bank Performance :
This research presents a comprehensive empirical investigation into the intricate relationship between Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) scores and sentiment scores, and their impact on the performance of banking institutions. The study is structured across three dimensions: an encompassing analysis of the entire dataset, a detailed examination based on asset size, and an intricate analysis grounded in industry classification. The findings reveal nuanced patterns. Large banks benefit from prioritizing environmental and governance aspects, correlating positively with performance. Conversely, small and medium-sized banks experience improved performance through investments in environmental initiatives and associated disclosures. The dynamics differ in industry segments, with commercial banks' performance positively influenced by environmental and governance factors, while savings banks exhibit more complex relationships. Implications span stakeholders: banks can optimize ESG strategies, investors can make informed decisions, and policymakers can shape regulations. The paper's comprehensive methodology enhances findings' robustness, and while potential limitations are acknowledged, the study contributes to understanding the complex interplay between ESG metrics, sentiments, and banking performance, aiding informed decision-making in banking practices.
The Impact of Non-Interest Income on Bank Credit Risk:
Evidence before and during the COVID-19 Pandemic :
This study comprehensively examines the impact of Net Interest Income (NII) on crucial banking metrics—Return on Assets (ROA), Return on Equity (ROE), and Non-Performing Loans (NPL). The empirical findings underscore a consistent and positive influence of NII on ROA, especially pronounced with smaller NII values. However, the study reveals no discernible impact of NII on ROE, attributing this to the metric's sensitivity to stock market dynamics. In credit risk analysis, the significance of NII on NPL varies across time periods, with an intensified influence post-2010, aligning with BASEL III. Even during the challenging COVID-19 period, NII continues to impact NPL, albeit with reduced magnitude, indicative of adaptive banking strategies amidst economic uncertainties.
The economic implications emphasize the pivotal role of NII in maintaining stability, illustrating the dynamic nature of the banking sector. The nuanced findings highlight the need for adaptive strategies and informed decision-making in response to evolving economic and regulatory environments. While recognizing the study's limitations based on a specific dataset and timeframe, the research suggests potential avenues for future exploration, such as the long-term effects of crisis responses, technological advancements, and global economic trends. This study contributes valuable insights for decision-makers navigating the intricate dynamics between NII and key performance indicators in the ever-evolving financial landscape. |
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