Macroeconomics shocks and stability in Malaysian banking system; a structural VAR model

Negative effects of 1997 financial crisis in Malaysia, such as other emerging countries, led to the development and restructuring of financial system in this country. Hence many big firms and corporations to provide their required funds shift towards newly established markets like stock and bond mar...

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Main Authors: Alizadeh Janvisloo, Mohammadreza, Muhammad, Junaina, Hassan, Taufiq
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Language:English
Published: Scientific & Academic Publishing 2013
Online Access:http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/30845/
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Hassan, Taufiq
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Hassan, Taufiq
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description Negative effects of 1997 financial crisis in Malaysia, such as other emerging countries, led to the development and restructuring of financial system in this country. Hence many big firms and corporations to provide their required funds shift towards newly established markets like stock and bond markets. Under these conditions, many banks maintained their profitability by attracting new customers especially Small and Medium size Entrepreneurs (SMEs) and increased their loans and credits to the household sector. Now a significant share of loans has been given to the household sector and SMEs and this feature caused the banking system to become more vulnerable against external and internal shock. So, increasing unemployment and reducing income for any reason will be a threat for banks by Default risk. Thus, anticipated effects of macro-economic shocks on banks’ operation are more important to policy makers and bankers. Hence in this study, a Structural Vector Autoregressive (SVAR) model is employed to show how a macroeconomic shock effects on Non-Performing Loan changes (NLP) as a credit risk indictor in Malaysian commercial banking system for period of 1997-2012. The designed Model is called AB model that is limited based on IS-LM theory. According to results the demand and supply shock have negative and monetary shock has positive effects on NPL ratio. Mean while simultaneous effects of monetary and demand shocks are more than supply shocks effects but the supply shocks’ impact is more persistent. Comparison response of NPL ratio with capital ratio shows that the commercial banks against domestic shocks are safe and adequate capital to deal with the risks arising from internal shocks in the economy are considered. The results of this study can help policy makers to pursue suitable monetary policies and decrease banks failing in front of any macroeconomic shocks.
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spelling upm-308452015-09-15T02:12:28Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/30845/ Macroeconomics shocks and stability in Malaysian banking system; a structural VAR model Alizadeh Janvisloo, Mohammadreza Muhammad, Junaina Hassan, Taufiq Negative effects of 1997 financial crisis in Malaysia, such as other emerging countries, led to the development and restructuring of financial system in this country. Hence many big firms and corporations to provide their required funds shift towards newly established markets like stock and bond markets. Under these conditions, many banks maintained their profitability by attracting new customers especially Small and Medium size Entrepreneurs (SMEs) and increased their loans and credits to the household sector. Now a significant share of loans has been given to the household sector and SMEs and this feature caused the banking system to become more vulnerable against external and internal shock. So, increasing unemployment and reducing income for any reason will be a threat for banks by Default risk. Thus, anticipated effects of macro-economic shocks on banks’ operation are more important to policy makers and bankers. Hence in this study, a Structural Vector Autoregressive (SVAR) model is employed to show how a macroeconomic shock effects on Non-Performing Loan changes (NLP) as a credit risk indictor in Malaysian commercial banking system for period of 1997-2012. The designed Model is called AB model that is limited based on IS-LM theory. According to results the demand and supply shock have negative and monetary shock has positive effects on NPL ratio. Mean while simultaneous effects of monetary and demand shocks are more than supply shocks effects but the supply shocks’ impact is more persistent. Comparison response of NPL ratio with capital ratio shows that the commercial banks against domestic shocks are safe and adequate capital to deal with the risks arising from internal shocks in the economy are considered. The results of this study can help policy makers to pursue suitable monetary policies and decrease banks failing in front of any macroeconomic shocks. Scientific & Academic Publishing 2013 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/30845/1/Macroeconomics%20shocks%20and%20stability%20in%20Malaysian%20banking%20system.pdf Alizadeh Janvisloo, Mohammadreza and Muhammad, Junaina and Hassan, Taufiq (2013) Macroeconomics shocks and stability in Malaysian banking system; a structural VAR model. American Journal of Economics, 3 (C). pp. 22-28. ISSN 2166-4951; ESSN: 2166-496X http://article.sapub.org/10.5923.c.economics.201301.05.html
spellingShingle Alizadeh Janvisloo, Mohammadreza
Muhammad, Junaina
Hassan, Taufiq
Macroeconomics shocks and stability in Malaysian banking system; a structural VAR model
title Macroeconomics shocks and stability in Malaysian banking system; a structural VAR model
title_full Macroeconomics shocks and stability in Malaysian banking system; a structural VAR model
title_fullStr Macroeconomics shocks and stability in Malaysian banking system; a structural VAR model
title_full_unstemmed Macroeconomics shocks and stability in Malaysian banking system; a structural VAR model
title_short Macroeconomics shocks and stability in Malaysian banking system; a structural VAR model
title_sort macroeconomics shocks and stability in malaysian banking system; a structural var model
url http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/30845/
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http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/30845/1/Macroeconomics%20shocks%20and%20stability%20in%20Malaysian%20banking%20system.pdf