Evaluating Performance of Libyan Banks Using Camel Model

Abstract

Using the CAMEL model, this study compares the results of the performance of Libyan commercial banks from 2004 to 2010. The first stage of this study used the CAMEL model to assess the performance of Libyan commercial banks. Pool Ordinary Least Square was employed in the second stage. The findings demonstrated that the variables used for this study are appropriate and represent the banking ratio for locating reliable banking institutions. Additionally, the findings demonstrated that the independent factors had a significant impact on bank performance, and the hypothesis were accepted. According to the study, corporate governance should be taken into account in future research in order to analyze bank performance in Libya and obtain further results.