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This book aims to form part of the growing literature on the banking system in developing countries in its aim to show the levels of stability in the banking sector of small economies. Any banking system is vulnerable to economic distress but one supported by universal and commercial banks that are efficient, stable, and which enjoy sufficient market power is most likely to withstand economic turmoil. Such is the Philippines' Universal and Commercial Banking system, which displayed remarkable resilience to unprecedented economic shock.
Using data from 2005 to 2019, the five chapters of this work delve into the industrial organization framework of the banking industry in the Philippines, offering researchers, graduate and undergraduate students, and academics the first comprehensive research on bank competition, concentration, efficiency and financial stability in the Philippines.
List of contents
Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: Bank Stability And Market Concentration In The Emerging Capital Markets Of Southeast Asia.- Chapter 3: Bank Competition + Market Concentration = Financial Stability?.- Chapter 4: Does Income Diversification Enhance Bank Efficiency And Stability In Periods Of Increased Competition?.- Chapter 5: Macro Stress Testing Of The Philippines' Top 10 Ukbs: An Analysis Of The Effect Of Economic Distress On The Bank's Credit Quality.
About the author
Jovi C. Dacanay is an Assistant Professor and Doctoral Program Director of the School of Economics at the University of Asia and the Pacific.
Ella Mae O. Leonida is a Senior Analyst at RingCentral, a US-based company, and has an MS in Industrial Economics from the School of Economics at the University of Asia and the Pacific.
Michaela Nicole E. Meriño is a Research Associate in the School of Economics at the University of Asia and the Pacific. She obtained her MS in Industrial Economics from that University.
