Mar 01,2007
- Kari H. I. Grenade
This study employs panel data techniques to measure the relevance of micro and macro factors in determining commercial banks’ interest rate spreads over the period 1993-2003. The results indicate that the observed spreads can be attributed to the high level of market concentration, high operating costs and non- performing loans and the central bank’s regulated savings deposit rate.
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