The aim of this study is to investigate the “efficiency” of the banking sector in Turkey by grouping the banks according to their ownership structures In this consequence applying data envelope analysis DEA on consolidated balance sheet variables as a base bank groups between 1980 2004 years prepared by Turkish Banks Association The main finding of this study suggests that foreign banks are the most efficient banks in the sector followed by state owned banks while the private banks are at the bottom of the efficiency list The data also shows that the efficiency trends of foreign and local banks are similar despite the significant differences in their efficiency scores This suggests that private and local banks effect each other and are both prone to the contextual financial and economic ebbs and flows Keywords: Financial liberalization foreign banks accessing banking efficiency data envelope analysis DEA Turkey
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Objective & Hypothesis:The aim of this study is to investigate the “efficiency” of the banking sector in Turkey by grouping the banks according to their ownership structures In this consequence applying data envelope analysis DEA on consolidated balance sheet variables as a base bank groups between 1980 2004 years prepared by Turkish Banks Association The main finding of this study suggests that foreign banks are the most efficient banks in the sector followed by state owned banks while the private banks are at the bottom of the efficiency list The data also shows that the efficiency trends of foreign and local banks are similar despite the significant differences in their efficiency scores This suggests that private and local banks effect each other and are both prone to the contextual financial and economic ebbs and flows Keywords: Financial liberalization foreign banks accessing banking efficiency data envelope analysis DEA Turkey
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Key Findings & Data:The aim of this study is to investigate the “efficiency” of the banking sector in Turkey by grouping the banks according to their ownership structures In this consequence applying data envelope analysis DEA on consolidated balance sheet variables as a base bank groups between 1980 2004 years prepared by Turkish Banks Association The main finding of this study suggests that foreign banks are the most efficient banks in the sector followed by state owned banks while the private banks are at the bottom of the efficiency list The data also shows that the efficiency trends of foreign and local banks are similar despite the significant differences in their efficiency scores This suggests that private and local banks effect each other and are both prone to the contextual financial and economic ebbs and flows Keywords: Financial liberalization foreign banks accessing banking efficiency data envelope analysis DEA Turkey
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Conclusion & Impact:The aim of this study is to investigate the “efficiency” of the banking sector in Turkey by grouping the banks according to their ownership structures In this consequence applying data envelope analysis DEA on consolidated balance sheet variables as a base bank groups between 1980 2004 years prepared by Turkish Banks Association The main finding of this study suggests that foreign banks are the most efficient banks in the sector followed by state owned banks while the private banks are at the bottom of the efficiency list The data also shows that the efficiency trends of foreign and local banks are similar despite the significant differences in their efficiency scores This suggests that private and local banks effect each other and are both prone to the contextual financial and economic ebbs and flows Keywords: Financial liberalization foreign banks accessing banking efficiency data envelope analysis DEA Turkey
The aim of this study is to investigate the “efficiency” of the banking sector in Turkey by grouping the banks according to their ownership structures In this consequence applying data envelope analysis DEA on consolidated balance sheet variables as a base bank groups between 1980 2004 years prepared by Turkish Banks Association The main finding of this study suggests that foreign banks are the most efficient banks in the sector followed by state owned banks while the private banks are at the bottom of the efficiency list The data also shows that the efficiency trends of foreign and local banks are similar despite the significant differences in their efficiency scores This suggests that private and local banks effect each other and are both prone to the contextual financial and economic ebbs and flows Keywords: Financial liberalization foreign banks accessing banking efficiency data envelope analysis DEA Turkey
Özet
Bu çalışmanın amacı Türk bankacılık sektörünü sahiplik yapıları yönünden gruplandırarak etkinlik açısından incelemektir Bu bağlamda çalışmada Türkiye Bankalar Birliği tarafından hazırlanan ve banka grupları bazında 1980 2004 arası yıllara ait seçilmiş toplulaştırılmış bilanço verileri üzerinde veri zarflama analizi VZA yapılmıştır Çalışmanın ana bulgularına göre sektördeki yabancı bankalar en etken grup olup yabancı bankaları kamu bankaları takip etmekte ve özel bankalar etkinlik açısından listenin sonunda yer almaktadır Veriler aynı zamanda yabancı ve yerli bankaların aralarındaki etkinlik skoru farkına rağmen benzer trendler gösterdiklerini ortaya koymaktadır Bu bulgu hem yabancı ve yerli banka gruplarının birbirlerinden etkilendikleri hem de her iki grubun da değişken ekonomik ve finansal koşullara benzer tepkiler verdiklerini göstermektedir Anahtar Kelimeler: Finansal liberalleşme yabancı banka girişleri bankacılık etkinliği veri zarflama analizi VZA Türkiye THE EFFECTS OF FOREIGN BANKS’ ENTRANCE IN TURKISH BANKING SYSTEM: THE EFFICIENCY ANALYSIS OF DOMESTIC and FOREIGN BANKS
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