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Macroprudential Analysis of Financial Crisis Impacts on Banks’ Soundness: Evidence from Pakistan

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Macroprudential Regulation and Policy for the Islamic Financial Industry

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The global financial crisis not only affected the US financial system, but due to contagion effects and global economic interdependence of regions, it has become the global phenomenon for developed as well as developing countries. Pakistan financial sector was also affected by the shocks of global financial crisis; particularly, its banking industry suffered the most. The objective of this paper is to examine the impact of 2007–2008 global financial crisis shocks on the soundness of banks operating in Pakistan with the application of macroprudential tool “stress test.” Macroprudential analysis uses a variety of stress-testing techniques to gauge the financial system’s resilience to shocks, and Credit Lyonnais Securities Asia (CLSA)-stress test is one of them. This study applies a strict Pass/Fail test system called the CLSA-stress test. The results show that global financial crisis has shown adverse effect on banks’ soundness during the crisis period (2007–2009) as compared to postcrisis period (2009–2012).

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Appendices

Appendix 1: Bankwise CLSA Test Scores

Bank

Stress-testing crisis period 2007–2009

Stress-testing postcrisis period 2009–2012

Stress test results actual CLSA criteria

Stress test results adjusted criteria

Stress test results actual CLSA criteria

Stress test results adjusted criteria

Public sector commercial banks

First Women Bank Limited

5

Passes the test

7

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

6

Passes the test

National Bank of Pakistan

4

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

Sindh Bank Ltd.

1

Passes the test

2

Passes the test

2

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

The Bank of Khyber

6

Passes the test

6

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

The Bank of Punjab

8

Passes the test

7

Passes the test

6

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

Local private banks

Al Baraka Islamic Bank B.S.C. (E.C.)

6

Passes the test

7

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

6

Passes the test

Allied Bank of Pakistan Ltd.

2

Passes the test

0

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

2

Passes the test

Askari Commercial Bank Ltd.

4

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

Bank Alfalah Ltd.

5

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

6

Passes the test

Bank AL Habib Limited

2

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

BankIslami Pakistan

1

Passes the test

2

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

2

Passes the test

Dawood/Burj Bank

0

Passes the test

−1

Fails the test

1

Passes the test

0

Passes the test

Dubai Islamic Bank

6

Passes the test

6

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

Emirates Global Islamic Bank

0

Passes the test

−2

Fails the test

 

NA

 

NA

Faysal Bank Limited

2

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

Habib Bank Limited

6

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

6

Passes the test

Habib Metropolitan Bank Limited

4

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

6

Passes the test

KASB Bank Limited

2

Passes the test

1

Passes the test

1

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

JS Bank P.S.C.

3

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

Meezan Bank Limited

7

Passes the test

7

Passes the test

6

Passes the test

8

Passes the test

Muslim Commercial Bank Limited

1

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

2

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

NIB Bank

0

Passes the test

2

Passes the test

1

Passes the test

0

Passes the test

SAMBA Bank

5

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

Silk Bank

2

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

1

Passes the test

2

Passes the test

Soneri Bank Limited

6

Passes the test

7

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

Standard Chartered Bank

5

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

2

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

Summit Bank

5

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

United Bank Limited

1

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

2

Passes the test

2

Passes the test

Foreign banks

Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Limited

7

Passes the test

7

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

6

Passes the test

Barclays Bank PLC

3

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

2

Passes the test

2

Passes the test

Citibank N.A.

4

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

2

Passes the test

Deutsche Bank AG

2

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

4

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

HSBC Bank Middle East

5

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

3

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

Industrial and Commercial Bank of China

8

Passes the test

7

Passes the test

6

Passes the test

5

Passes the test

HSBC Oman SAOG

1

Passes the test

0

Passes the test

2

Passes the test

1

Passes the test

Specialized banks

IDBP

0

Passes the test

−4

Fails the test

0

Passes the Test

1

Passes the test

Punjab Provincial Cooperative Bank

0

Fails the test

0

Passes the test

1

Fails the Test

2

Passes the test

SME Bank Limited

2

Passes the test

1

Passes the test

1

Passes the Test

2

Passes the test

Zarai Taraqiati Bank Limited

0

Passes the test

−2

Fails the test

0

Passes the Test

0

Passes the test

Appendix 2: CLSA Scoring Actual Criteria

 

Rationale/scoring

+1

−1

Capital strength ratios (%)

Capital adequacy ratio

>= 08

<08

Equity/assets

>10

<07

NPLs l (SE + accumulated provisions)

>15

>33

Asset quality ratios (%)

Long growth 2 years

<17

>23

Long growth 5 years

<17

>23

Total provisions/total loans

>05

<02

NPLs/total loans

<02

>05

Efficiency ratios

Cost to deposits

<0.9

>1.1

Cost to income (%)

<30

>40

Staff cost per employee

<0.9

>1.1

Liquidity ratios (%)

Loan to assets

<60

>70

Liquidity ratio

>35

<25

Customer deposits/total liabilities

>90

<80

Appendix 3: CLSA Scoring Adjusted Criteria

 

Rationale/scoring

+1

−1

Capital strength ratios (%)

Capital adequacy ratio

>16

<08

Equity/assets

>10

<02

NPLs l (SE + accumulated provisions)

>23

>80

Asset quality ratios (%)

Long growth 2 years

<26

>42

Long growth 5 years

<26

>42

Total provisions/total loans

>08

<03

NPLs/total loans

<05

>18

Efficiency ratios

Cost to deposits

<0.2

>0.8

Cost to income (%)

<40

>65

Staff cost per employee

<0.2

>0.8

Liquidity ratios (%)

Loan to assets

<50

>75

Liquidity ratio

>56

<45

Customer deposits/total liabilities

>86

<74

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Ali, A., Ariffin, N. (2016). Macroprudential Analysis of Financial Crisis Impacts on Banks’ Soundness: Evidence from Pakistan. In: Zulkhibri, M., Ismail, A., Hidayat, S. (eds) Macroprudential Regulation and Policy for the Islamic Financial Industry. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-30445-8_10

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