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Some studies suggest that higher profits, size, and operational losses increase the likelihood of reputational risk in banks, while other studies suggest that higher levels of capital invested and intangible assets reduce this risk.
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Reputational risk in the banking sector is a critical concern, as it can significantly impact a bank's performance and trustworthiness. This synthesis aims to analyze the likelihood of reputational risk in banks based on findings from multiple research papers.
Impact of Bank Size and Profitability on Reputational Risk:
Role of Capital and Intangible Assets:
Reputational Risk and Financial Performance:
Operational Losses and Reputational Damage:
Geographical Differences in Reputational Losses:
Reputational risk in banks is influenced by several factors, including the size and profitability of the bank, the level of capital and intangible assets, and the nature of operational losses. Larger and more profitable banks are more susceptible to reputational damage, while higher capital and intangible assets can mitigate this risk. Additionally, reputational risk plays a significant role in the performance of conventional banks but is less impactful for Islamic banks. Operational losses, particularly those involving fraud, lead to substantial reputational damage, with European banks experiencing higher losses compared to their North American counterparts.
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