Evaluation Of The Efficiency Of Algerian Banks Using Data Envelopement Analysis Approach (dea)

Résumé: This paper aims to follow the historical evolution of the Algerian banking system and to estimate the performance of Algerian banks both public and private using the Data Envelopment Analysis (D.E.A), The most commonly used method in measuring efficiency. The sample of the study included 11 banks, 6 of which were public. She used the data collected for her represented in the inputs Total Invested Funds and Total Operating Expenses as inputs and operating Income, total loans and Net Income as outputs. The study concluded that the public banks are technically more efficient than private banks. Multiple reasons, perhaps the most important we find the size of assets, Intensive distribution of public banking agencies as well as Policies being undermined by the public banking sector under environmental and competitive pressures to improve banking services. keyword: Algerian Banking System; technical Efficiency; scale Efficiency; Data envelopment Analysis.

Publié dans la revue: Recherchers economiques manageriales