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Banking institutions play a central role in the financial and business environment. Decision making in banking involves a wide spectrum of issues. This chapter focuses on the evaluation of the performance of banks. In this context, a multicriteria approach is presented, which is based on an outranking method. The proposed multicriteria methodology is illustrated through an application on a sample of Greek banks. The relationship with bank efficiency assessment is also discussed.
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On average, the rating scores with the absolute evaluation using the ideal reference point were lower (better) compared to the relative evaluation (average difference \(-0.064\)). Throughout the 5Â years, the ratings were identical in 92Â % of the cases with 2 downgrades and 5 upgrades. Similarly, the rating scores with the absolute evaluation using the anti-ideal reference point, were on average higher (worse) compared to the relative evaluation (average difference 0.06). Throughout the 5Â years, the ratings were identical in 87Â % of the cases with 13 downgrades and none upgrade.
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Doumpos, M., Zopounidis, C. (2014). Banking Management. In: Multicriteria Analysis in Finance. SpringerBriefs in Operations Research. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-05864-1_3
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