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A Study of the Coupling Degree between the Profitability and Risk Management Capability of Commercial Banks

Yan Chao, Song Wei, Peng Xiaobao

Journal of Economics, Management and Trade · pp. 1723–1735 · Published 10 Jul 2014

10.9734/BJEMT/2014/11164

Abstract

Based on the study of profitability and risk management capability index of commercial banks, this paper establishes a coupling model for profitability and risk management capability of commercial banks and conducts an empirical research based on data contained in 2012 annual reports of commercial banks listed in the form of A Shares in china, with results showing that the profitability and risk management capability of domestic listed commercial banks are at the stage of moderate coupling, upon which relevant suggestions are concluded.

Chinese commercial banks profitability risk management capability coupling degree entropy weighting method

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