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Some studies show that there is a relationship between credit risk and business performance of commercial banks through profitability indicator ratios.NicolaePetria 2013, Hasan Ayaydin 2

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MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS HO CHI MINH CITY

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NGUYEN QUOC ANH

IMPACTS OF CREDIT RISK ON VIETNAMESE COMMERCIAL BANKS’

BUSINESS PERFORMANCE

SUMMARY OF ECONOMIC DOCTORATE THESIS

Faculty: Finance - Banking

Code: 62.34.02.01 Academic Instructor: Assoc Prof S.D Nguyễn Đăng Dờn

Ho Chi Minh City – 2016

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CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 REASONS FOR RESEARCH

The empirical studies in Vietnam and other countries indicate that macroeconomic factors, such

as inflation, and GDP growth significantly impact nonperforming loans (NPL) Specific factors of the banks were also tested, the previous research indicated that NPL ratio of the previous year and credit growth ratehave the strongest impact on the NPL ratio of banks Some studies show that there is a relationship between credit risk and business performance of commercial banks through profitability indicator ratios.NicolaePetria (2013), Hasan Ayaydin (2014) use the ROE (Profit after tax / Equity) as the dependent variable and study the impact of credit risk on business performance of commercial banks The results indicate that credit risk has negative impact on business performance of commercial banks

Credit risks appears objective in the market economy, especially in international integration trend and financial crisis The consequences of credit risk are the decline in bank profits and the destabilization

in the banking and economy system From the above reasons, there is a need to study the impact of credit risk on business performance of commercial banks in Vietnam

Research gap

While there are several studies on the factors affecting credit risk of commercial banks in Vietnam, there is no study on the effects of credit risk on business performance of commercial banks The authors propose that credit risk may affect business performanc ecommercial banks in Vietnam The authors examine factors affecting credit risk, such as macroeconomic factors and specific factors of commercial banks, in the period of 2005 to 2015

The findings also detect the factors affecting credit risk, indicating that NPL and credit risk management affect the business performance of commercial banks in Vietnam

1.2 RESEARCH PURPOSES

Particularly, the study aims to provide insights into the factors affecting credit risk, the impact of credit risk on business performance of commercial banks in Vietnam, and suggest solutions to limit credit risk, in order to enhance business performance of commercial banks in Vietnam To be specified, this research:

- Identify the factors affecting credit risk of commercial banks

- The impact of credit risk on business performance of commercial banks

- Measure factors influencing the level of credit risk, and the impact of credit risk on business performance of commercial banks in Vietnam

- Suggest solutions to limit credit risk, and enhance business performance of commercial banks in Vietnam

1.3 RESEARCH SUBJECTS AND SCOPE OF THE STUDY

- Research subject: the factors influencing the level of credit risk, and the impact of credit risk on business performance of commercial banks in Vietnam

- The study scope: focuses on factors influencing credit risk and business performance of commercial banks in Vietnam The major data sources were collected from 26 commercial banks in Vietnam through Bankscope, macroeconomic data sources were collected from ADB indicators with coverage from 2005- 2015

1.4 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Quantitative research methods: using The Pooled OLS, Fixed effects method (FEM) & Random effects model (REM) , and the GMM method to examine factors influencing credit risk; using Feasible Generalized Least Squares (FGLS) model to study the impact of credit risk on business performance of

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commercial banks in Vietnam Furthermore, the authors also use several research methods such as interpretation, synthesis, comparison and analysis to study the factors influencing credit risk of commercial banks; current state of credit risk and business performance of commercial banks in Vietnam

1.5 RESEARCH STRUCTURE

The content of this research consists of 5 chapters:

Chapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Theoretical Foundations

Chapter 3: Research Methodology

Chapter 4: Research Results

Chapter 5: Conclusions and suggested solutions

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CHAPTER 2 THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS

2.1 CREDIT RISK

After examining multiple perspectives on credit risk, the authors define credit risk as risk that arise during credit activities of banks, when customers do not pay their debts or repay debts on time for the banks This is the main risk in the banking business, so credit operations and credit risk will affect the profitability and effectiveness of banks Credit risk can lead to other risks that cause serious consequences and disrupt the balance and stability of banks

2.2 BUSINESS PERFORMANCE OF COMMERCIAL BANKS

Commercial banks use resources such as labor, infrastructure, financial resources for core activities: taking deposits, lending and investments This is the basis for determining the level of efficiency and factors affecting the efficiency of commercial banks

Similarly, in the study of banking activities, some authors use the production approach with a view to banks as production units (Benston, 1965; Ferrier et al, 1990; Shaffnit et al, 1997 ; Zenios et al, 1999); some authors use intermediate approach, which views banks as financial intermediaries (Sealey and Lindley, 1977; Maudos and Pastor, 2003; Casu et al, 2003); and some other authors use modern approach that banks play both roles (Frexias and Rochet, 1997; Denizer et al, 2000;.Athanassopoulos and Giokas, 2000)

2.3 IMPACT OF CREDIT RISK ON BUSINESS PERFORMANCE OF COMMERCIAL BANKS

2.3.1 Credit risk impacts profitability and risks of commercial banks

When credit risks arise, NPL increases, which results in lower sales and leads to a loss Furthermore, when NPLs incur, the costs will increase significantly, for example: the interest payment costs, NPL management cost, provisioning costs and other credit-related expenses The increase in costs results in lower profit than the initial estimate NicolaePetria (2013) indicates credit risk negatively affects business performance of banks (as measured by ROE, ROA), which have a direct impact on and degrade business performance of banks (Hasan Ayaydin, 2014)

2.3.2 Credit risk lead to bank instability, thereby affect the business performance of commercial banks

NPL results in losses on bank assets.When high level of NPL is not limited, it will lead to a series of serious effects Normal losses occur in the lending amount, increase in operating costs, decrease in profit, decrease in the value of assets, etc which lead to bank reputation loss

2.3.3 Credit risk affects macroeconomic factors

Highlevels ofcredit risk may impose systemic risk in the banking system, which then damage general economic conditions of a country, the macroeconomic factors (Vania Andriani1, SudarsoKaderiWiryono, 2015)

2.4 RESEARCH OVERVIEW ABOUT IMPACT OF CREDIT RISK ON

BUSINESS PERFORMANCE OF COMMERCIAL BANKS

2.4.1 The impact factors of credit risk

Table 2.1: Summary of the impact factors of credit risk

subject(s)

Rajan and Dhal (2003) Non performing

loans

Dependent variable:

the NPL ratio

Panel data, FEM, REM

Bank size has negative impact

on NPLs GDP

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ofcommercial banks in India (2003 -2008)

Independent variables: loan growth, loan loss reserve, GDP growth rate, unemployment rate, interest rate

growth rate has positive effect on NPLs In good business

environment, NPLs decrease

Berge andBoye (2007) Problem loans of

Northern Europe banks

(1993 –2005)

Dependent variable:

problem loans Independent variables: GDP growth rate, unemployment, real interest rates, inflation

GMM Problem loans

impact nominal interest rates and unemployment rates

Salas andSaurina (2002) Macroeconomic

and microeconomic variables impact NPLs of Spanish banks (1985-1997)

Dependent variable:

problem loans Independent variables: GDP growth rate, bank size, efficiency, marginal income ratio, leverage ratio, market power

Panel data,FEM, REM NPL ratio

Bank size has negative impact

on credit risk GDP growth rates has positive impact on problem loans

ZribiandBoujelbène

(2011)

Examine the macroeconomic and

microeconomic variables that impact credit risk

of ten commercial banks in Tunisia

Dependent variable:

credit risk

Independent variables: the ownership

structure, the prudential

regulation of capital, profits, GDP, inflation, exchange rates, and interest rates

Panel data, REM, FEM

Ownership structure, profitability and the

macroeconomic indicators (GDP growth rates, inflation,

exchange rates, and interest rates affect credit risk

Louzis et al (2012) The

macroeconomic factors and bank’s variables that affect NPL

in Greece bank system

(2003-2009)

Dependent variable:

the NPL ratio Independent variables: real GDP growth rate, unemployment rates, interest rates and public debt, ROE, liquidity ratio, non-effectiveness ratio, bank size

Dynamic Panel Data, GMM

Problem loans due to macroeconomic variables (real GDP growth, unemployment, interest rates and public debt)

Ahlem Selma Messai

(2013)

Study factors affecting NPLs

of 85 banks in three countries

Dependent variable:

the NPL ratio Independent

Panel data, FEM, REM

The GDP growth rate, and ROA has negative impactson NPLs;

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(Italy, Greece and Spain) (2004-2008)

variables: GDP, unemployment, interest rates, growth in outstanding loans, loan loss reserve

unemployment and interest rates has a positive impact on NPLs

MarijanaCurak, Sandra

PepurandKlimePoposki

(2013)

Examine factors impacting NPLs

of the banking system in Southeast Europe (2003-2010)

Dependent variable:

the NPL ratio Independent variable: GDP, unemployment rates, interest rates, growth in outstanding loans, ROA, inflation

Panel data of

69 banks in

10 countries, GMM

There is a negative

relationship between bank size and NPL ratio

Bucuret al, (2014) The influence of

macroeconomic conditions on credit risk in Romanian (2008-2013)

Dependent variable:

credit scores Independent variable: GDP, inflation, money supply,

unemployment rate

Multivariate regression, SPSS

The growth rate

of money supply and exchange rate have a negative

relationship with credit risk The unemployment rate has a positive

relationship with credit risk Tehuluet al (2014) Examine the

bank-specific determinants of credit risk in Ethiopian

commercial banks (2007 - 2011)

Dependent variable:

loan loss reserve

Independent variable: credit growth, bank size, ownership,

operating inefficiency, bank liquidity,

profitability

Panel data, GLS

Credit growth and bank size have negative impact on credit risk

Operating inefficiency and ownership have positive impact

on credit risk

HasnaChaibiandZiedFtiti

(2015)

Credit risk determinants:

Evidence from a cross-country study

(2005-2011)

Dependent variable:

loan loss reserve

Independent variable: inflation rate, GDP, interest rates,

unemployment, exchange rate, efficiency,

leverage, size, profitability, loan loss reserve

Dynamic Panel Data

All examined macroeconomic variables affect the NPL ratio

Đào Thị Thanh Bình and Factorsaffecting

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Đỗ VânAnh (2013) commercial

banks in Vietnam (2008-2012)

the NPL ratio Independent variable: bank size, ROE, GDP, inflation

commercial banks in Vietnam, FEM, REM

on NPLs ROE has negative impact on NPLs

Đỗ Quỳnh Anh, Nguyễn

Đức Hùng (2013)

Factors affecting NPLs of commercial banks in Vietnam (2005 -2011)

Dependent variable:

the NPL ratio

Independent variable: GDP, inflation, credit growth, bank size

Panel data, REM, FEM, GMM

Inflation and GDP growth have impact onNPLs

NPLs affectfollowing year’s NPLs Bank size has positive

relationships with NPLs

Võ Thị Quý and Bùi

Ngọc Toản (2014)

Examine factors affecting credit risk of commercial banks

(2009 – 2012)

Dependent variable:

loan loss reserve

Independent variable: credit growth, bank size, GDP growth

GMM model, panel data

of 26 commercial banks

Credit risk, credit growth, GDP growth rate, the impact of negative loss ratio in the year

on credit risk Nguyễn Thị Ngọc Diệp

and Nguyễn Minh Kiều

(2015),

Define bank characteristics affecting credit risk in commercial banks in Vietnam (2010- 2013)

Dependent variable:

loan loss reserve Independent variable: credit growth, loan size, and operational cost / income loans ratio

Data panel

of 32 commercial banks in Vietnam with regression least squares (OLS)

Credit growth, loan size, and the operational cost / income loans ratio impact credit risk

2.4.2 The impact of credit risk on business performance of commercial banks

Table 2.2: Summary of studies about the impact of credit risk on business performance Author(s) Research

Dependent variable:

ROE, ROA, Independent variable:

loan loss reserve, Equity-to-Asset ratio, operating costs

Panel data, FEM, REM, 3GLS

The bank-specific factors, such as: loan loss reserve, Equity-to-Asset ratio, operating costs have an impact on bank profits

Hassan and

Sanchez

(2007)

The factors determining the efficiency of commercial banks in Latin America

Dependent variable:

bank efficiency

Independent variables:

capitalization level, profitability, loan

DEA model Loan loss reserve has

negative relationship with business performance Capitalization level, and profitability have positive relationship with business

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(1996-2003) loss reserve, labor,

ECM Model Loan loss reserve, total

Loans-to-Total Assets Ratio, Equity-to-Total Asset Ratio have negative effect on business performance

Bank size has positive effect on business performance

Nicolae Petria

(2013)

Examine determinants of banks'

profitability of

EU 27 banking systems

(2004-2011)

Dependent variable:

ROE, ROA Independent variable:

size, credit risk, cost efficiency, liquidity, HHI, GDP, inflation

Panel data, REM, FEM

Credit risk has negative impact on business performance (ROE) of commercial banks

Hasan

Ayaydin

(2014)

Factors affecting the capital and profits of Turkish banks

Panel data, GMM

Loan loss reserve negatively impact bank performance, measured through ROE variable

Zou et al

(2014)

Examine the relationship between credit risk and profitability of commercial banks in Europe (2007-2012)

OLS Credit risk has no positive

impact on the profitability

of commercial banks NPL ratio has a significant impact on ROE and ROA

Alshatti

(2015)

Examine the impact of credit risk on financial efficiency of commercial banks in Jordan

Panel data Credit risk impacts

business performance of commercial banks

Samuel (2015) The influence of

credit risk on the profitability of banks in Nigeria

Dependent variable:

ROA Independent variable : NPL / credit balance, outstanding loans / total deposits

OLS Lending rate has negative

relationship with profitability

Gizawet al The influence of Dependent variable: Panel data and NPL ratio, loan loss

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(2015) credit risk on the

business performance of banks in Ethiopia

(2003-2004)

ROE, ROA Independent variable:

CAR, NPL ratio, loan loss reserve

multivariate regression analysis

reserve impact business performance of banks in Ethiopia

Kodithuwakku

(2015)

The influence of credit risk on business

performance of commercial banks in Sri Lanka

Dependent variable:

ROA Independent variable:

reserve / total loans ratio; loan loss reserve / NPLs ratio;

loan loss reserve / total asset ratio, NPLs / loans ratio

Multivariate regression, Eview

Loans and regulations affect the profitability of banks

Nguyễn Việt

Hùng (2008)

Analysis factors affecting business performance of

32 commercial banks in Vietnam (2001– 2005)

The inputs and outputs cost factors

DEA NPL ratio, Total

loans/Total assets ratio, deposits / total loans ratio, total costs / total revenues ratio, income from interest rate / income from operations ratio have negative impact on the business performance

of banks

Market shares, equity to total assets ratio has positive impact on the business performance of banks

39 commercial banks in Vietnam (2005-2013)

Dependent variable:

ROE, ROA Independent variable:

cost / revenue ratio, deposit / loan ratio, capital / total assets ratio, market share, loan / total assets, ratio of overdue debts and total residual debt

Tobit regression model

The higher the NPL ratio, the lower the operating efficiency The higher theratio of loans / total assets,the higher operational efficiency Total operating expenses / revenue ratio negatively correlated with ROE; The higher theSelf-financing ratio, the lower the ROE

Source: Compiled from relevant research

SUMMARY OF CHAPTER 2

In this chapter, the authors introduce the theoretical foundations, and measurement method of credit risk in commercial banks The authors also analyze the causes and effects of credit risk on general economy, business performance of commercial banks In general, previous researches in Vietnam and abroad on the factors influencing credit risk and the impact of credit risk on business performance were also reviewed by the authors It's also the foundation for research in the following chapters

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CHAPTER 3 METHODOLOGY

3.1 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Based on the theoretical foundation of credit risk and business performance of commercial banks, the authors select and identify key research issues, using quantitative research methods To be specific, the authors use multivariate regression models through Pooled regression model, Fixed effect, Random effect and use the GMM method to solve the endogenous regression on panel data In addition, the authors also use the methodological interpretation, synthesis, comparison and analysis method to achieve research objectives

3.2 FACTORS AFFECTING CREDIT RISK MODEL

Recent studies on this issueuse dynamic tabular data (Dynamic Panel Data), for example, Cheng and Kwan (2000); Calderon and Chong (2001); Salas and Saurina(2002); Beck and Levine ( 2004), Santos-Paulino and Thirlwall (2004); Carstensen and Toubal (2004); Athanasoglou et al (2009); and Merkl and Stolz (2009).The authorsselect multivariate regression model which is consistent with previous studies, our model, which is based on the model of Hasna Chaibi and Zied Ftiti (2015), identifies factors affecting the commercial banks RRTD:

NPL it = α+ γNPL i,t-1 + β j X i,t + vi + ε i,t (1)

Where:

α: is the intercept

NPLi,t-1: the NPL ratio of bank iin year t NPL ratio was used to measure the degree credit risk (Vania Andriani, Sudarso Kaderi Wiryono, 2015)

γ : is the impact of negative loss ratio in the year t

Xi,t : the vector of independent variables, including macroeconomic variables and bank specific variables Bank specific variables:ETAi,t , LEVi,t , SIZEi,t , EFFi,t , ROEi,t , NIIi,t , PLLi,t; macroeconomic variables: GGDPt , INRt , INFt , UNRt , EXRt

βj: the impact of independent variables on NPL ratio

vi: unobserved characteristic among banks

εi,t: is the accumulation of the structure

The lagged variable of the dependent variable - NPL – has a correlation with v Therefore, if we apply the smallest quadratic OLS methodology, an unbalanced and unstable estimation will be likely to occur The (1) regression equation will be stabilized if it is estimated by GMM (Generalized Method of Moments) introduced by Arellano and Bond (1991)

* Bank internal variables:

(1) Loan loss reserve (LLR) = Loan loss reserve/Total loans

Hypothesis 1: There is a positive correlation between Loan loss reserve and the NPL ratio

(2) EFF- Operating inefficiency = Operating expenses/Operating income

Hypothesis 2: There is a positive correlation between operating inefficiency and NPL ratio

(3) Leverage (LEV) = Total liabilities/Total assets

Hypothesis 3: There is a positive correlation between leverage and NPL ratio

(4) Non-interest income (NII) = Non-interest income/Total income

Hypothesis 4: There is an inverse correlation between non-interest income and NPL ratio

(5) Bank size (SIZE ) = Natural log of total assets

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