The Impact of Current Ratio on Net Profit Margin (Case Study: Based on Jordanian Banks)
Abstract
This paper aimed to investigate whether the profit generated by banking sector in Jordan influenced by change on current ratio or not. Analysts utilize liquidity ratios to assess whether banks have the capability to fulfill their short-term obligations based on their current assets. Previous researchers depend on different measures for liquidity and profitability, however, in this study depend on one liquidity indicator ( current ratio ) and used ( net profit margin ) to measure of profitability. For this purpose, the population used of this study will represents banking sector, whereas the sample consist of 8 banks operating in Jordan listed at Amman Stock Exchange (ASE)as a panel data covering the period from 2015 to 2019. The information of this study was obtained from financial reports that presented annually from these banks. The implemented model to analyze data is the fixed effect model. This paper relied on net profit margin as dependent variable. Using current ratio as independent variables. The results illustrate that the net profit margin has positively affected by current ratio.
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