A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL PRACTICES ASSOCIATED WITH EFFICIENCY OF COOPERATIVE RURAL BANKS IN SRI LANKA
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1 A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL PRACTICES ASSOCIATED WITH EFFICIENCY OF COOPERATIVE RURAL BANKS IN SRI LANKA A dissertation submitted by Ariyarathna Jayamaha B.Com (HONS), M.Com, ACA For the award of Doctor of Philosophy School of Accounting, Economics and Finance University of Southern Queensland Toowoomba AUSTRALIA 2010
2 ABSTRACT In Sri Lanka, the formal rural financial sector comprises a large number of small financial institutions (SFIs) that are highly criticised for weak performance. The weak performance has been attributed to poor governance. Consequently, the sustainability of these institutions is uncertain. This uncertainty adversely affects economic growth as investment in agriculture and small enterprises by poor rural households relies on the provision of microfinance services. Hence, the Sri Lankan Government and Central Bank of Sri Lanka have implemented legislation to strengthen SFIs. Further, attention to the efficiency of SFIs in Sri Lanka is of concern to the general public given the recent malpractice-related collapses of several formal and informal financial institutions. The cooperative rural banks (CRBs) in Sri Lanka provide a comprehensive network throughout the country and make a substantial contribution to rural credit activities. As formal SFIs, these CRBs have gained an increasing share of financial assets, which has been particularly helpful for satisfying the growing demand for loans and advances from people living in rural areas. This study aims to evaluate the overall efficiency of CRBs in Sri Lanka. The study provides evidence on the accounting practices and financial practices of CRBs and some elements in the corporate governance mechanisms of financial institutions. Data envelopment analysis (DEA) is used to measure efficiency. A comparative analysis of the efficiency of CRBs operating in Sri Lanka is undertaken. Two main approaches are used to evaluate efficiency. Input and output variables are selected for the intermediation and asset approaches. The results from both approaches show that relatively few CRBs operate efficiently. Further, the efficiency of CRBs in Sri Lanka has declined during the study period. Variables for CRBs specific characteristics are also tested for relationships with CRBs size. The evaluation of accounting and financial practices reveals that most sample CRBs deviate from the normative benchmarks. Many CRBs provide accounting information only to fulfil legal requirements rather than with the objective of ii
3 providing information useful for decision-making purposes. With regards to financial practices, performance relative to best practice is below the benchmarks for most sample CRBs. In this context, the level of risk exposure of these CRBs is very high. As a consequence, the possibility of failure to meet the going concern criteria is raised, especially at a time when global financial crises are impacting all financial institutions. Analysis of the associations of efficiency with accounting and financial practices shows that efficiency in intermediation is correlated with accounting practices and indicators of sound financial practice (assets quality, loan portfolio yield, operating efficiency and operating self-sufficiency). Further, efficiency in asset transformation is associated with capital adequacy, loan portfolio yield and operational self-sufficiency. The findings of this study contribute to understanding the underlying problems for efficiency in particular CRBs in Sri Lanka. Further, they can assist regulators with the development of policies affecting the small financial institutions generally and CRBs in particular. iii
4 CERTIFICATION OF DISSERTATION I certify that the ideas, experimental work, results, analyses and conclusions reported in this dissertation are entirely my own effort, except where otherwise acknowledged. I also certify that the work is original and has not been previously submitted for any other award, except where otherwise acknowledged. Signature of candidate Date ENDORSEMENT... Signature of the supervisor/s. Date iv
5 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS There are number of people who have supported me in the completion of my PhD programme. Firstly, I would like to thank my co-supervisors Dr. Joseph Mula and Dr. Michelle Goyen. They gave me guidance and the encouragement to succeed in this task. I am also thankful to Dr. Sarath Delpachitra who, as my initial principal supervisor, helped me to get started with my PhD and provided support over the years. I am also thankful to Richard Temple-Smith for proof reading of the draft and the comments for improvements of the dissertation. Secondly, I would like to thank the World Bank IRQUE project in Sri Lanka and the USQ, Faculty of Business. I would not have completed my study without the financial support received from these institutions. Thirdly, I would like to thank the staff of cooperative rural banks in Sri Lanka, who provided the data required for this study. Last but not least, I would like to thank my beloved wife Suba and son Kemitha and daughter Sahani for their understanding and their tolerance of the amount of time I have taken from them. I would like to dedicate this study to all of my family members. v
6 TABLE OF CONTENTS ABSTRACT... ii CERTIFICATION OF DISSERTATION... iv ACKNOWLEDGMENTS... v TABLE OF CONTENTS... vi LIST OF TABLES... xi LIST OF FIGURES... xii LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS... xiii 1 CHAPTER ONE... 1 INTRODUCTION Background to the research Objectives of the study Hypothesis of the study Expected contributions of the study Outline of the dissertation CHAPTER TWO... 9 THE FINANCIAL SERVICES SECTOR IN SRI LANKA Introduction The financial services sector and economic growth The financial services sector and financial intermediation Economic growth through financial services Microfinance in developing countries Evolution of the microfinance industry Sustainable microfinance Determinants of microfinance sustainability The financial institutions in Sri Lanka The structure of the financial services sector Regulatory framework of the financial services sector Operations of financial institutions in Sri Lanka Microfinance institutions in Sri Lanka Cooperative rural banks in Sri Lanka Overview Operating structure The board of governance Operational environment Conclusion vi
7 3 CHAPTER THREE THE MEASUREMENT OF PRODUCTIVITY AND EFFICIENCY Introduction Productivity and efficiency Types of efficiency Measurement of productivity and efficiency Partial factor productivity and total factor productivity The index number approach The production frontier approach Parametric and nonparametric approaches Data envelopment analysis Data envelopment analysis models Application of data envelopment analysis Application of input-output Number of inputs and outputs and their measurement Conclusion CHAPTER FOUR CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN REGULATION AND SUPERVISION OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Introduction Regulation and supervision of the financial services sector Regulation and supervision The rationale for regulation and supervision in the financial services sector Corporate governance in the regulatory framework Corporate governance principles Corporate governance of financial institutions in developing countries Regulation of small financial institutions through corporate governance Accounting information in corporate governance Rationale for financial reporting practices Financial reporting practices and information asymmetry Sound financial reporting practices in small financial institutions Revenue from performing and non-performing loans Interest expenses Provisions for loan losses and write-off of loan losses Application of financial reporting practices Risk management procedures in corporate governance Risk management in small financial institutions Application of risk management methodologies Conclusion vii
8 5 CHAPTER FIVE RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY Introduction Main research question, conceptual model, and hypothesis Institution-specific characteristics and efficiency Corporate governance and efficiency Accounting information and efficiency Financial practices and efficiency Sample and data Measurement and analysis of efficiency Data envelopment analysis model formulation The basic CCR formulation The basic CCR formulation (multiplier form) The basic CCR formulation (dual problem/envelopment form) The basic BCC formulation (dual problem/envelopment form) The selection of inputs and outputs Measurement and analysis of variables associated with efficiency Specific characteristics of financial institution Accounting soundness External verification of the accounting practices rating scheme Variables affecting sound accounting information Financial soundness Conclusion CHAPTER SIX DATA ANALYSIS Introduction Characteristics of the sample Geographical location Size of CRBs Efficiency of cooperative rural banks Descriptive statistics of inputs and outputs in DEA models Efficiency in intermediation Returns to scale in efficiency in intermediation Efficiency in intermediation by CRB size Efficiency in intermediation by district Efficiency in asset transformation Returns to scale in efficiency in asset transformation Efficiency in asset transformation by CRB size Efficiency in asset transformation by district Synthesis of the efficiency analysis Testing of hypothesis on efficiency viii
9 6.4 Institution-specific characteristics and efficiency Accounting practices Usage of accounting practices Revenue recognition on performing loans Revenue recognition on non-performing loans Interest expenses on loans Provision for loan losses Write-off of loan losses Cash flow information Accounting practices and specific characteristics of CRB Synthesis of accounting practices Accounting practices and efficiency Financial practices Capital adequacy Liquidity Asset quality Loan to deposit Return on assets Loan portfolio yield Operational efficiency Operational self-sufficiency Financial practices CRB size and location Synthesis of financial practices Financial practices and efficiency Conclusion CHAPTER SEVEN FINDINGS AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS Introduction Findings Overall efficiency Institution-specific characteristics and efficiency Accounting practices Financial practices Contributions to policy and recommendations Improvement to accounting systems Improvements to financial practices Contributions to practice Limitations of the study Future research LIST OF REFERENCES ix
10 APPENDICES Appendix I: Studies on the application of DEA in the financial services sector Appendix II: Studies on accounting practices Appendix III: Accounting for small financial institutions Appendix IV: Studies on financial practices Appendix V: The names of CRBs in the sample Appendix VI: The rating scheme Appendix VII: The scales for measurement of usage of accounting practices Appendix VIII: Efficiency scores Intermediation model Appendix IX: Efficiency scores Asset transformation model Appendix X: Financial practices in sample cooperative rural banks Appendix XI: Spearman correlation coefficients between accounting practices and efficiency Appendix XII: Spearman correlation coefficients between financial practices and efficiency Appendix XIII: Mean efficiency and Kruskal-Wallis test scores in CRBs size metric x
11 LIST OF TABLES Table 2.1: Demand for microfinance in developing countries Table 2.2: Development of financial institutions in Sri Lanka Table 2.3: Institutional providers of financial services Table 2.4: Multi-purpose cooperative societies and cooperative rural banks Table 3.1: The different models in data envelopment analysis Table 3.2: Input and output variables in data envelopment analysis applications Table 4.1: Regulations of different types of microfinance institutions Table 4.2: Important issues in disclosures for small financial institutions Table 4.3: The major categories of risk for small financial institutions Table 4.4: Risk methodologies and their indicators Table 5.1: Input-output specifications used in intermediation approach Table 5.2: Input-output specifications used in asset approach Table 5.3: Institution-specific characteristics Table 5.4: Variables affecting sound accounting information Table 5.5: Variables affecting sound financial strength Table 6.1: Geographical location of CRBs in the sample Table 6.2: The size of CRBs in the sample Table 6.3: Spearman correlation of input and output variables in model one Table 6.4: Spearman correlation of input and output variables in model two Table 6.5: Summary of efficiency analysis in intermediation Table 6.6: Returns to scale in efficiency in intermediation Table 6.7: Mean efficiency and Kruskal-Wallis test scores in intermediation by CRBs size Table 6.8: Mean efficiency and Kruskal-Wallis test scores in intermediation by district Table 6.9: Efficiency in intermediation by district and year Table 6.10: Summary of efficiency results in asset transformation Table 6.11: Returns to scale in efficiency in asset transformation Table 6.12: Mean efficiency and Kruskal-Wallis test scores in asset transformation by CRB size Table 6.13: Mean efficiency and Kruskal-Wallis test scores for asset transformation by district Table 6.14: Mean efficiency for asset transformation by district and year Table 6.15: Spearman correlation coefficients between CRBs size and efficiencies Table 6.16: The Kruskal-Wallis statistics for CRBs location and efficiencies Table 6.17: Preparation of financial statements Table 6.18: Preparation of separate sets of financial statements Table 6.19: Descriptive statistics of the usage of accounting practices Table 6.20: Correlation coefficients among the usage of accounting practices Table 6.21: Spearman correlation coefficients for accounting practices with specific characteristics Table 6.22: Kruskal-Wallis statistics for usage of accounting practices by CRB size and location Table 6.23: Spearman correlation coefficients for accounting practices and efficiency Table 6.24: Descriptive statistics for financial practices of CRBs Table 6.25: Spearman correlation coefficients of financial practices with CRB size Table 6.26: Kruskal-Wallis statistics for financial practices by CRB size Table 6.27: Spearman correlation coefficients between financial practices and efficiency xi
12 LIST OF FIGURES Figure 2.1: Progression towards commercialisation of microfinance Figure 2.2: Determinants of microfinance development Figure 2.3: Composition of the financial services sector in Sri Lanka Figure 2.4: Total deposits and total assets of the commercial banks Figure 2.5: Composition of assets and deposits of the main financial institutions Figure 2.6: Deposits and loans in microfinance institutions Figure 2.7: Supply of microcredit, year ended Figure 2.8: Operating structure of cooperative rural bank system Figure 2.9: Organisational structure of multipurpose cooperative societies Figure 2.10: Deposits, loans and advances of cooperative rural banks, Figure 2.11: Profitability of cooperative rural banks, Figure 2.12: Accumulated profits of cooperative rural banks, Figure 3.1: Production frontier and technical efficiency Figure 3.2: Productivity improvements with technological changes Figure 3.3: Technical efficiency and optimal scale of productivity Figure 3.4: Technical efficiency and allocative efficiency Figure 3.5: Approaches to the measurement of productivity and efficiency Figure 3.6: The efficient frontier in data envelopment analysis Figure 3.7: Returns to scale in data envelopment analysis Figure 4.1: The firm as a network of contracts Figure 4.2: Sources and users of information asymmetry Figure 5.1 Conceptual model of the study Figure 6.1: Mean efficiency in intermediation, Figure 6.2: Technical efficiency in intermediation and CRB size Figure 6.3: Pure technical efficiency in intermediation and CRB size Figure 6.4: Scale efficiency in intermediation and CRB size Figure 6.5: Technical efficiency in intermediation by district and year Figure 6.6: Pure technical efficiency in intermediation by district and year Figure 6.7: Scale efficiency in intermediation by district and year Figure 6.8: Mean efficiency in asset transformation, Figure 6.9: Technical efficiency in asset transformation and CRB size Figure 6.10: Pure technical efficiency in asset transformation and CRB size Figure 6.11: Scale efficiency in asset transformation and CRB size Figure 6.12: Technical efficiency in asset transformation by district and year Figure 6.13: Pure technical efficiency in asset transformation by district and year Figure 6.14: Scale efficiency in asset transformation by district and year Figure 6.15: Usage of revenue recognition on performing loans Figure 6.16: Usage of revenue recognition on non-performing loans Figure 6.17: Usage of interest expenses on loans Figure 6.18: Usage of loan loss provision Figure 6.19: Usage of write-off of loan losses Figure 6.20: Presentation of cash flow information xii
13 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ADB - Asian Development Bank ATM - Automated teller machines BCC - Banker, Charnes, and Cooper CAMELS - Capital adequacy, assets quality, management quality, earnings ability, liquidity of banks and sensitivity to market risk CBSL - Central Bank of Sri Lanka CCR - Charnes, Cooper, and Rhodes CGAP - Consultative group to assist the poor CRBs - Cooperative rural banks CRS - Constant returns to scale DEA - Data envelopment analysis DFA - Distribution free approach DMU - Decision making units DRS - Decreasing returns to scale E (A) - Efficiency in asset transformation E (I) - Efficiency in intermediation EDP - Electronic data processing EFTPOS - Electronic fund transfer facilities FDH - Free disposal hull GAAP - Generally accepted accounting principles IAS - International Accounting Standards IASB - International Accounting Standard Board ICASL - Institute of Chartered Accountants of Sri Lanka IFRS - International financial reporting standards IRS - Increasing returns to scale JWGBA - Joint Working Group of Banking Association MFI - Microfinance institutions MPCS - Multipurpose cooperative society NGO - Nongovernmental organisation NPO - Non-profit making organisation xiii
14 OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development PAT - Positive accounting theory PFA - Production frontier approach PFP - Partial factor productivity PTE - Pure-technical efficiency PTE (A) - Pure-Technical efficiency in asset transformation PTE (I) - Pure-Technical efficiency in intermediation RTGS - Real time gross settlement system RTS - Nature of returns to scale SE - Scale efficiency SE (A) - Scale efficiency in asset transformation SE (I) - Scale efficiency in intermediation SFA - Stochastic frontier approach SFI - Small financial institution SLAS - Sri Lanka Accounting Standards SLR - Sri Lanka rupees SSS - Script-less securities settlement TCCs - Thrift and credit cooperative societies TE - Technical efficiency TE (A) - Technical efficiency in asset transformation TE (I) - Technical efficiency in intermediation TFA - Thick frontier approach TFP - Total factor productivity UN - United nations USA - United State of America VRS - Variable returns to scale xiv
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