Measuring the Relative Efficiency of the Performance of the International Islamic Bank of Syria Using the Data Envelope Analysis Model During the Period of 2008-2017
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Syria International Islamic Bank, Data Envelopment Analysis, Inheritance Approach, Fixed Volume Model, Variable Size Yield Model.Abstract
The aim of this study is to measure the relative efficiency of the Syrian International Islamic Bank during the period 2008-2017, where strategic changes have taken place in the banking sector in Syria under Legislative Decree No. 5 of 2005, allowing for the establishment of Islamic banks in Syria.
The study is an attempt to study the extent to which the efficiency of the performance of the International Islamic Bank of Syria was affected by the existence of the rest of the banks as an external factor. This was done using the method of data envelope analysis. The fixed size returns model and the variable size yield model were used to find efficiency indicators with an objective approach. Deposits with banks, operating expenses and investments in subsidiaries) as inputs to the model and (net profit) as the model's output.
A number of results have been achieved. The most important of these results is that the International Islamic Bank of Syria is inefficient due to internal and external reasons, according to the method of data analysis, to find efficiency indicators with an objective approach, in cases of fixed size returns and variable volume returns.
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