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What is Capital Adequacy

Recent Developments in Financial Management and Economics
The bank's capacity to cover its term liabilities and other risks such as credit risk and operational risk with its equity.
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Azerbaijan Banking Sector Financial Performance Evaluation With SECA Method
Nehir Balcı (Dokuz Eylül University, Turkey)
Copyright: © 2024 |Pages: 20
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-2683-1.ch009
Abstract
The success of organizations is evaluated by measuring performance. This chapter examines the financial performance of banks in Azerbaijan. The analysis was carried out using the SECA method, based on the information obtained from the official websites of 23 banks operating in Azerbaijan in 2022. The SECA method is a multiple-decision method in which performance evaluation and the weighting of the decision criteria are determined simultaneously. Indicators of liquidity, capital adequacy, and profitability are used as decision criteria. Despite the growing number of studies on performance measurement, there is still a gap in the application of multiple decision-making methods in the banking sector. This chapter is structured as follows: Initially, literature related to the banking sector in Azerbaijan and SECA analysis is presented. Subsequently, the methodology employed in the SECA method is elucidated. Following this, there is an examination of the financial performance of banks operating in Azerbaijan. Finally, the study's findings are assessed by drawing on relevant literature.
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Valuation of Banking Sector
Is the ratio of the Bank's capital to its risk. It is a term that shows the relationship between the Bank's sources of capital and the risks surrounding the Bank's assets and any other operations.
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Maintaining Financial Stability in the Banking Sector: The Case of Turkey
Requirement that banks maintain equity capital sufficient to protect depositors from losses and support asset growth. Capital adequacy measures financial leverage; as leverage increases, less capital is available to cover unexpected losses. Thus, highly leveraged banks have more volatile earnings than banks with adequate capital, and are more closely monitored by banking regulators.
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