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    Financial performance of categorical banking sectors in Bangladesh
    (CRP, Center for Research and Publication, 2018-12) Chowdhury, Abdul Hamid; Hossain, Murad
    This study's objective is to assess the financial performance of the categorical banking sectors in Bangladesh from 2013 to 2017. The study used secondary sources of data that were collected from the Bangladesh Bank's annual reports. Through the use of the CAMEL test, an ANOVA, and an ordinary least squares model, this paper attempts to determine whether there are any appreciable differences in the capital adequacy, asset quality, management efficiency, earning ability, and liquidity among the four categories of banking sector in Bangladesh. The CAMEL test reveals that among the four types of banks, foreign commercial banks do the best. Among the four categories of banks, state-owned development financial institutions have performed the worst. When compared to one another, the four banking organizations' performance is found to be significantly different
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    Does investment in human resource development affect financial performance? Empirical evidence from the banking sector of Bangladesh
    (CRP, International Islamic University Chittagong, Bangladesh, 2017-06) Zahid Hossain Bhuiyan, Mohammad; Uddin, Md. Mahi; Ahmad, Afzal; Hoque, Nazamul
    The study aims at examining the impact of investment in human resource development (HRD) on the financial performance of the banking sector of Bangladesh. Using the economic data as well as survey data collected from purposively selected 120 bank executives of 20 private commercial banks of Bangladesh. The study through regression models finds that there is a significant positive correlations between HRD investment (in salaries and allowances, provident fund and gratuity, bonus and incentives, staff welfare and training, workshop, and seminar) and financial performance of the sample banks. Though, training is one of the important HRD indicators, the lowest investment was made in this sector by the sample banks. The findings of the study may be useful for bankers, policymakers, HR professionals, and the stakeholders of all types of organizations regardless of the geographical boundary. Finally, further investigations on manufacturing and other service sectors through case study, focus groups, and longitudinal study are also suggested.
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    Impact of financial leverage on financial performance: Evidence from textile sector of Bangladesh
    (CRP, International Islamic University Chittagong, Bangladesh, 2017-12) Hoque, Md. Ariful
    The principal intention of this paper is to find out the relationship between financial leverage and financial performance as well as to assess the impact of financial leverage on the financial performance of sample textile industries in Bangladesh. Debt-assets ratio & debt-equity ratio are proxy of financial leverage and return on assets and return on capital employed is proxy of the financial performance of sample textile industries. In this paper correlation and regression analysis have been conducted by SPSS-20 over the 5-years (2008 to 2012) sample data. In this study, result indicates statistically significant negative tie-up between debts-equity ratio to return on assets (-.293) and insignificant negative relationship between debts-equity ratio to return on capital employed (-.249) as well as statistically significant detrimental tie-up between debt-assets ratio to return on assets (- .285) and return on capital employed (-.335). Financial leverage insignificantly impacts the financial performance of the sample textile companies.