The Impact of Capital on Bank Lending: Case of Tunisia

Mohamed Aymen Ben Moussa; Adel Boubaker

doi:10.52589/AJAFR-BBYEJJKR

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The Impact of Capital on Bank Lending: Case of Tunisia

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African Journal of Accounting and Financial Research

Vol. 6Issue 12023pp. 144–154Published 28 March 2023

DOI 10.52589/AJAFR-BBYEJJKR

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Abstract:

Capital and lending are two important variables in the banking industry. On the one hand, capital increases the financial solidity of a bank whereas lending is essential to generate revenue from interests and satisfy the needs of customers. In this article, we studied a sample of 11 banks in Tunisia for the period (2005-2020). We used a method of panel static. We found that capital has a positive and significant impact on bank lending.

Keywords:Capital Bank lending Panel

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