Sustainability of Camel Framework as A Performance Evaluator For Banking Industry

Nik Mohd Norfadzilah, Nik Mohd Rashid and Siti Nurain, Muhmad and Nadiah, Abd Hamid and Zarinah, Abdul Rasit and Rohaya, Md Noor (2017) Sustainability of Camel Framework as A Performance Evaluator For Banking Industry. In: International Academic Conference on Business and Economics (IACBE 2017), 7 - 8 October 2017, Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin.

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Abstract

Banking industry has been through a number of difficult phases, especially during the financial crisis. Most of the banking institutions have endeavoured to become more resistant in order to maintain their financial position. The evaluation of bank performance is deemed to be very important as a mitigation measure and improvement to deal with any problems that might arise in the future. CAMEL framework is the ultimate choice to the practitioner around the world chooses as a performance evaluator. The sustainability of CAMEL framework can be seen when it is still usable since more than thirty years ago. Thus, this study highlight the sustainability of the CAMEL framework, which is, present the factors that practitioners and researchers remain employed this model. The strong reason for the withstanding is CAMEL framework act as a detector to the risk and fragility of the banking institution. Numerous researchers around the world have proved it. This study provide vision to the practitioner, regulator and researchers to increase knowledge on how CAMEL framework is been chosen for long period of time as a performance evaluator for the banking industry.

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