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3. Assessing the Role of the Fintech Era on the Banking Stability of an Emerging Economy: Interaction Analysis of the Indian Banking Industry

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Syed Aamir Aijaz, Grima Simon, and Sood Kiran

Subjects
fintech innovations, non-performing loans, banking stability, corruption, interaction analysis, fintech first wave, fintech era, g21, g28, Finance, HG1-9999, Economic theory. Demography, HB1-3840
Abstract

The rapid expansion in recent fintech innovations has garnered researchers’ attention to evaluate its influence on the banking industry.

Published
2024
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21. Tourism, transport energy consumption, and the carbon dioxide emission nexus for the USA: Evidence from wavelet coherence and spectral causality approaches.

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Hussain, Sadam, Ullah, Assad, Khan, Nazakat Ullah, Syed, Aamir Aijaz, and Han, Heesup

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The aim of this study is to analyze the dynamic relationship between tourism, transport energy consumption, and carbon dioxide emissions in the United States from the 1st quarter of 1995 to the 4th quarter of 2019. To this end, we utilize the autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL), the Wavelet Coherence Approach (WCA), and the Breitung-Candelon spectral granger causality approaches. The empirical outcomes confirm that the variables included in the model exhibit cointegration. The estimations of the wavelet coherence approach confirm that tourism stimulates transport energy consumption, whereas both tourism and energy consumption bolster carbon emissions in the United States. The outcomes for the Breitung-Candelon spectral granger causality approach suggest that our variables exhibit causal associations at various frequencies. These are findings are also robust to alternative econometrics specifications. These empirical outcomes underscore the fact that tourism propel both transport energy consumption and carbon emissions. Our study helps policymakers in regards to revisiting the role of tourism and transport energy consumption concerning emissions in order to cope with environmental challenges in the United States. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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22. Does the problem of non-performing loans differ in a religious and a secular economy? An investigation of the nexus between financial sector development, institutional variables and non-performing loans

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Syed, Aamir Aijaz

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The influence of financial inclusion and financial sector advancement on non-performing loans has been extensively explored. However, the literature has ignored the role of religiosity and secularism in understanding the above relationship. The current study assists to fill this void by exploring the above relationship using regression, interaction analysis, correlation and generalised method of moment propounded by Hansen, 1982 covering the period from 2000 to 2020. The findings reveal that religious perception negatively influences financial inclusion and financial sector development. In addition, through interaction analysis, it creates a positive impact on the nonperforming loans of the religious country. Contrary, secularism assists in reducing nonperforming loans by creating a positive influence on the financial sector development and financial inclusion. Moreover, the study substantiates a negative relationship between government stability and religious perception which also contribute to the nonperforming loan of a religious country, contrary to a positive relationship between government stability and secularism. The present study offers several useful recommendations.

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2024
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33. Assessing the impact of banking efficiency, operations, and regulation on banking performance: Fresh insight using dynamic correlated framework on the data set of Russia and Ukraine

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Syed, Aamir Aijaz and Syed, Aamir Aijaz

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The purpose of this study is to investigate how banking industry-specific variables like regulation, efficiency, and operations affected nonperforming loans (NPLs) in Ukraine and Russia from 1995 to 2019. This study has employed the robust unit root test and cross-sectional dependencies technique along with a new DCCE approach. The dynamic correlated method is employed as it provides the best results when data suffers from cross-sectional dependencies. The study concludes that loose credit policy and lower profitability help in rising NPLs. However, in the context of macroeconomic variables, volatile interest rates, and exchange rate fluctuations are the main reason for NPLs in Russia and Ukraine. The research work also highlights the issue of cross-sectional dependencies and provide substantial methods to resolve the problem of cross-sectional dependencies and provide robust results. Findings will help policymakers to recognize the relevance of industry-specific variables in managing NPLs along with other macroeconomic variables.

Published
2021

34. Financial sector development and credit risk: an insight of BRICS countries using continuously updated fully modified and continuously updated bias corrected methods

Author

Syed, Aamir Aijaz and Kamal, Muhammad Abdul

Abstract

The impact of financial sector development on non-performing loans (NPLs) among emerging countries is inconclusive. For this purpose, the study investigates the relationship between financial sector development and NPLs among BRICS countries, covering the period from 1995-2018. The study has used a novel continuously-updated fully-modified (CUP-FM), and continuously-updated bias-corrected model (CUP-BC) for long-run estimation, together with CIPS, CADF second-generation unit root test, and Westerlund cointegration analysis. The findings infer that financial intermediation in terms of banks' deposits to GDP ratio and private credit to GDP ratio negatively impact NPLs in the long run. Furthermore, financial sector efficiency, financial sector stability, and regulatory capital help in reducing NPLs in the long run in BRICS countries. However, the study highlights that financial sector liberalisation in terms of foreign banks' presence has an insignificant relationship with NPLs in BRICS countries in the long run. This study offers useful policy implications.

Published
2023
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