Economic Value Added _Formated_.pdf
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Jahur & Riyadh:<strong>Economic</strong> <strong>Value</strong> <strong>Added</strong> as a Management Tool 53<br />
H a : There is a significant correlation between the various performance<br />
measures such as EVA with ROA, Interest Income, Spread, Net Profit,<br />
Profit Per Employee or Deposit Per Employee.<br />
8. Scope of the Study<br />
The study has covered 04(four) Nationalized Commercial Banks,<br />
18 (eighteen) Private Commercial Banks, 12 (twelve) Foreign<br />
Commercial Banks and 05 (five) Specialized Banks in order to make the<br />
study more representative. The study has covered a period of 2001.<br />
9. Methodology of the Study<br />
The Study is both theoretical and empirical one. In order to prepare<br />
theoretical framework of the Study, existing available textbooks, research<br />
articles, journals, and magazines had been consulted. The study is primarily<br />
based on secondary data. Secondary data used in the study include Chairman’s<br />
Report, Income Statement, and Balance Sheet of the selected 39 Banks<br />
covering the period 2001.<br />
The Secondary data have been tabulated and analyzed manually.<br />
EVA of all Selected Banks has been computed on the basis of method III<br />
(net of interest and tax). This is because the concept of leverage as<br />
applicable to banking company is different from that of any other type of<br />
company. Banks are managed on the basis of their assets & liabilities,<br />
and work on the principle of trying to earn more on their deployments<br />
than what they pay for their funds. Method I and II would apply in<br />
situation where leverage is priced or alternative level of leverage is<br />
applicable. Hence, Method III had been followed in this paper.<br />
The ranking of the 39 banks selected as sample has been done on the<br />
basis of the following<br />
separate parameters:<br />
1. Return on Assets;<br />
2. Deposits Per Employee;<br />
3. Net Profit<br />
4. Net Profit Per Employee<br />
5. Interest Income<br />
6. Spread; and<br />
7. EVA