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Polish banking industry efficiency: DEA window analysis approach
Kisielewska, Magdalena1, Guzowska, Malgorzata2, Joseph, G. Nellis3, Zarzecki, Dariusz4.
The Polish banking industry has been transformed since the country's transition to a market economy which began at the end of the 1980s. The industry has now developed and expanded to encompass more than 60 participants and it can thus be described today as a relatively competitive market. Against this background, this paper evaluates the financial performance of the industry over lime, based on the ten largest Polish banks that represent around 80 percent of the total sector in terms of assets. In particular, cost efficiency of the banks is analyzed on the basis of six production models. Efficiency scores are obtained using Data Envelopment Analysis between 1995-2003 period, using intertemporal and locally international data. Productivity changes within the sector arc investigated using the Malmquist Index approach.
Affiliation:
- Szczecin University, Poland
- Szczecin University, Poland
- Cranfield University, United Kingdom
- Szczecin University, Poland
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