Faculty Publications  | Volume 6    |    Number 1   |  January-June 2021   |    Pages 69 – 82

Commercial Banks’ Profitability Determinants in Cambodia: Fixed Effect and Random Effect

Received: January 2021   |  June 2021   |   DOI: 10.62458/021024-10

Siphat Lim, PhD
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Management Accounting 2
CamEd Business School

Casey Barnett, FCCA, CPA, MBA
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IFRS for SMEs
Financial Reporting
CamEd Business School

 

DOI:  https://doi.org/10.62458/021024-10

 

SUMMARY

This study employs fixed effect and random effect models to investigate the effect of commercial banks’ characteristics, macroeconomic indicators and financial structure on ROA of commercial banking in Cambodia. Fixed Effect model is selected as refer to the Hausman test. The result indicates that banks’ characteristic such as the ratio of non-performing loan to total loan, ratio of operating expense to total asset and ratio of equity to total asset play a crucial role in determine ROA of commercial banks. In contrast, none of macroeconomic indicators explain ROA, but one of financial structure ratio, CSX market capitalization to commercial banks’ total asset, is statistically significant in explaining commercial banks’ ROA.

Keywords: Commercial Banks; ROA; Fixed Effect model; Random Effect model.

 

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