Abstract:
Objective
This study investigates the impact of Government Ownership and, Domestic
Ownership and liquidity on the financial performance of banks in Pakistan.
Methodology
adopted, utilizing secondary data from the
A quantitative research approach was
financial statements of 10 selected banks over the period from 2019 to 2023.
The analysis employed regression method to evaluate the impact of ownership
structures on key financial performance indicator, Return on Equity (ROE).
Statistical techniques included descriptive analysis and regression analysis to assess
the significance of impact.
Findings
The study found a strong positive impact between government ownership and
financial performance, indicating that banks with higher government ownership tend
to perform better financially.
Domestic ownership also had a significant positive effect on ROE.
Liquidity risk was not found to have a significant impact on financial performance
Practical Implications:
The
findings provide valuable insights for investors, business executives, and
policymakers regarding the importance of ownership structure in influencing bank
performance.
The study suggests that increasing government and domestic ownership can enhance
in the
financial performance,
banking sector.
highlighting the need for strategic ownership policies
