Impact of reducing loan by Ethiopian banks on their own performance - Semu, Zewdu
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Since 2007/2008 Ethiopian banks reduced their loan disbursement for different reasons. As the result of which investors and the business community as a whole couldn't have adequate access to loan. The lack of stock market to raise finance makes business community dependent on bank loan. In addition, restrictions on bank lending had significant impact on the over all performance of the banks which in turn would have its own bearing on the growth of banks and their contribution to poverty reduction efforts of Ethiopian government. This book intends to assess the impact of reducing or restricting…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Since 2007/2008 Ethiopian banks reduced their loan disbursement for different reasons. As the result of which investors and the business community as a whole couldn't have adequate access to loan. The lack of stock market to raise finance makes business community dependent on bank loan. In addition, restrictions on bank lending had significant impact on the over all performance of the banks which in turn would have its own bearing on the growth of banks and their contribution to poverty reduction efforts of Ethiopian government. This book intends to assess the impact of reducing or restricting loan disbursement on the performance ( ROE, ROA etc.,) of banks in Ethiopia. It also attempts to examine the possible factors that compel banks to reduce or restrict lending. The analysis is useful especially for banks high level professionals and executives, policy makers, supervising authority and other researchers in the field.
Autorenporträt
Zewdu S. Semu, MBL: ha studiato Master of business leadership presso l'Università del Sudafrica e Accounting presso l'Università di Addis Abeba. Esperienza manageriale in finanza, revisione contabile e leadership aziendale in diversi settori: produzione, commercio, immobiliare e consulenza. Amministratore delegato di Horra Corporate Group, Addis Abeba.