Regulatory guidelines for developing banking performance

Program Introduction

Banking performance means what the bank achieves in terms of planned goals, and therefore measuring the achieved and comparing it with the plan is the first step in the level of performance of the economic activity practiced by business organizations, including banks, whether these banks are governmental, mixed, or belong to the private sector. Therefore, these deviations must be diagnosed and then steps taken to improve the level of economic units. Accordingly, what is meant by banking performance is the necessary means and various aspects of activity and the efforts made for banks to carry out their role and implement their functions in light of the banking environment surrounding the provision of banking services. That achieve the objectives, and accordingly, banking performance is defined as an image that reflects the result and level of the bank’s ability to exploit its resources and its ability to achieve its objectives according to the standards that suit it and compare the achieved objectives with the previously established plan to diagnose deviations, if any, and take the necessary means to address them.