Impact of non-performing assets on the profitability of banks: with reference to Cihan Bank

Abstract EN

Banking services are subject to a variety of hazards, including credit quality, liquidity, interests’ risk, market risk, operating risk, and management risk.

The greatest exceptional risk is default on a loan.

The level of non-performing assets or the redemption loans determine a bank's sound financial status (NPAs).

And that the rise in nonperforming assets (NPAs) necessitated more judgment, resulting in poorer bank profitability overall.

The main thing to remember is that decreasing the number of nonperforming assets (NPAs) is necessary for banks to increase their profitability.

The impact of nonperforming assets (NPAs) on Cihan Bank's profitability is investigated in this research.

This was done in order to achieve the objective of the study represented in evaluating the nonperforming assets of Cihan Bank.

And their impact on profitability.

As well as to determine the relationship between net profit and total net NPA, ROA, and ROE.

Cihan Bank's collected from the annual report are used in this study, which spans four years from 2017 to 2020.

The correlation coefficient was used to assess the data.

The study discovered that the NPA characteristics and also the profitability variables have a substantial negative relationship.