• Business
• Published 1992

Quantifying management's role in bank survival

@inproceedings{Siems1992QuantifyingMR,
  title={Quantifying management's role in bank survival},
  author={Thomas F. Siems},
  year={1992}
}

• Thomas F. Siems

Analysts often regard the quality of bank management as the most important factor in determining whether a bank fails or survives. Applying data envelopment analysis to multiple bank inputs and outputs, Thomas F. Siems presents a new model that quantitatively assesses bank management quality. This new paradigm considers a bank's essential financial intermediation functions (that is, attracting deposits to make loans and investments) to compute a scalar measure of efficiency. ; Siems' analysis… CONTINUE READING

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