Financial benchmarking in banking

Financial benchmarking (BM) is a technique of advanced managing with a view to establishing differences in financial performances, the so called gaps, compared to the competition. It represents an integral part of the overall benchmarking process the use of which involves identification of the backl...

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Main Author: Lazarević Milan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Association of Serbian Banks 2016-01-01
Series:Bankarstvo
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Online Access:http://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/1451-4354/2016/1451-43541603074L.pdf
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spelling doaj-2cd5370dec1f44cdb2e39b041854194d2020-11-24T21:11:56ZengAssociation of Serbian BanksBankarstvo1451-43542466-54952016-01-014537411310.5937/bankarstvo1603074L1451-43541603074LFinancial benchmarking in bankingLazarević Milan0Pavlović International Bank ad, Bijeljina, Bosna i HercegovinaFinancial benchmarking (BM) is a technique of advanced managing with a view to establishing differences in financial performances, the so called gaps, compared to the competition. It represents an integral part of the overall benchmarking process the use of which involves identification of the backlogs in relation with an entity that has the function of the reference value, with the aim to find ways to overcome them. The use of financial BM is illustrated on the example of Serbian banking industry. In this process, we applied the partitioning clustering (grouping) in order to form homogenous groups from which the leaders are selected for comparison. The analysis was done on the basis of ratios for the past five years (period 2010 - 2014), which, thus, covered spatial and temporal dimensions of comparison. Following the comparison of ratios in the banking industry and non-financial corporations, their adaptation was performed taking into account the particularities of banks' operations. The benefits arising from the use of financial BM process are shown, but also the limitations considering that many important indicators are not publicly available.http://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/1451-4354/2016/1451-43541603074L.pdffinancial benchmarkingfinancial analysis of banksratio analysis in bankingperformance analysisSerbian banking industryclustering
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author Lazarević Milan
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Financial benchmarking in banking
Bankarstvo
financial benchmarking
financial analysis of banks
ratio analysis in banking
performance analysis
Serbian banking industry
clustering
author_facet Lazarević Milan
author_sort Lazarević Milan
title Financial benchmarking in banking
title_short Financial benchmarking in banking
title_full Financial benchmarking in banking
title_fullStr Financial benchmarking in banking
title_full_unstemmed Financial benchmarking in banking
title_sort financial benchmarking in banking
publisher Association of Serbian Banks
series Bankarstvo
issn 1451-4354
2466-5495
publishDate 2016-01-01
description Financial benchmarking (BM) is a technique of advanced managing with a view to establishing differences in financial performances, the so called gaps, compared to the competition. It represents an integral part of the overall benchmarking process the use of which involves identification of the backlogs in relation with an entity that has the function of the reference value, with the aim to find ways to overcome them. The use of financial BM is illustrated on the example of Serbian banking industry. In this process, we applied the partitioning clustering (grouping) in order to form homogenous groups from which the leaders are selected for comparison. The analysis was done on the basis of ratios for the past five years (period 2010 - 2014), which, thus, covered spatial and temporal dimensions of comparison. Following the comparison of ratios in the banking industry and non-financial corporations, their adaptation was performed taking into account the particularities of banks' operations. The benefits arising from the use of financial BM process are shown, but also the limitations considering that many important indicators are not publicly available.
topic financial benchmarking
financial analysis of banks
ratio analysis in banking
performance analysis
Serbian banking industry
clustering
url http://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/1451-4354/2016/1451-43541603074L.pdf
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