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Intellectual capital and firm performance: evidence from Indian banking sector
Authors:Suryanarayan Mohapatra  Sangram Keshari Jena  Amarnath Mitra
Affiliation:1. IBS, IFHE University, Hyderabad, India;2. International Management Institute, New Delhi, India
Abstract:In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, the entire Indian banking industry was paralysed and their performance was shattered by the unfolding of enormous cases of Non-performing Assets (NPA). The study estimates the operating efficiency of 40 Indian banks for 5 years (2011–15) as a proxy of performance measure using the output-oriented DEA-BCC model. We find that nearly 62% of the state-owned banks and 47% of the private banks are inefficient indicating that the inefficient banks need to reduce their inputs or improve their output to become efficient. The study further investigates the relationship between intellectual capital (IC) and bank performance using a truncated regression model. The regression results show that out of the three components of intellectual capital, only human capital efficiency is positively and significantly associated with operational efficiency while structural capital and finance capital have a negative impact on the efficiency of banks. The study concludes that to achieve competitive edge banks should invest in their human capital. The results are robust in the case of financial variables taken as a proxy for performance.
Keywords:Banking  non-performing asset (NPA)  data envelopment analysis (DEA)  intellectual capital
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