A CONCEPTUAL MODEL OF THE IMPACT OF INTERMEDIATION SERVICES ON BANK PERFORMANCE AND ITS STATISTICAL RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20765270Keywords:
bank efficiency, intermediation services, conceptual model, statistical methodology, income diversification, institutional factors, operational efficiency.Abstract
This paper develops a conceptual model explaining the impact of intermediation services on
bank performance and proposes a statistical research methodology for its empirical validation. The study
analyses direct and indirect relationships between service diversification, institutional determinants, and
efficiency indicators within a systematic framework. As a result, a multidimensional methodological basis for
assessing bank performance is established.
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