The Effect of Fintech Competition on the Profitability of Deposit Money Banks in Nigeria (International Journal of Accounting Management and Economic Review)
Summary
- During H1 2022, 10 Nigerian Deposit Money Banks expended N81.92 billion on ICT, representing a 58.7% rise from 2021 to construct digital channels and connect with fintechs.p.6
- The sampled Deposit Money Banks recorded an average Return on Assets of 0.2912 during the study period, with a maximum of 0.4031 and a minimum of 0.0792.p.14
- Mobile Money Transaction Volume posted a mean value of 12.3280, ranging between a minimum of 10.4984 and a maximum of 13.9875.p.14
- The panel regression framework produced an R-squared value of 0.6915, indicating that the model explains approximately 69.15 percent of changes in bank profitability.p.18
- Mobile money account users demonstrated a statistically significant negative relationship with bank profitability, exhibiting a coefficient of -0.6335 with a p-value of 0.0409.p.18
Key insights
- Mobile money transaction volume exerts a statistically significant positive effect on the profitability of Deposit Money Banks in Nigeria.p.1
- The total number of mobile money account users negatively impacts bank profitability as payment service fintechs directly contest retail banking revenue.p.1
- The number of licensed fintech firms displays a positive but statistically non-significant effect on the profitability of commercial banks.p.1
- Competitive stress from fintech entrants forces traditional banks to make significant investments in software, network infrastructure, and cyber security.p.6
- Centered Variance Inflation Factor values ranging between 1.06 and 1.29 confirm that multicollinearity is not present among the explanatory variables.p.16
- Diagnostic tests using the Breusch-Pagan-Godfrey test confirm that regression residuals are homoskedastic with a Chi-square probability of 0.3506.p.16
- The Breusch-Godfrey Serial Correlation LM test confirms the absence of autocorrelation, validating the OLS panel estimation assumptions.p.17
- Fintech competition presents dual characteristics for traditional banks, acting simultaneously as an operational challenge and a strategic innovation catalyst.p.19
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