Bio
Dr. Nadia Mansour Bouzaida is a researcher affiliated with the University of Sousse in Tunisia. Her work focuses on banking and financial stability, with particular emphasis on prudential regulation and banking risk in MENA countries. She has authored multiple papers on these topics, including 'Prudential Regulation and Banking Risk in MENA Countries', 'Banking Interaction and Financial Stability: MENA Countries', and 'Prudential Regulation and Banking Efficiency in MENA Countries'.
Experience
Research
Banking Interaction and Financial Stability: MENA Countries
This paper represents the relationship between banking risk and financial stability using the indicator "z-score" and its two components: capitalization and profitability. Based on panel data and cross-sectional an alysis, we used a sample of the period 2003-2014 to determine the specificities of these countries regarding the determinants of financial stability.
Prudential Regulation and Banking Efficiency in MENA Countries
This paper analyses the impact of the prudential rules on bank efficiency and the relationship between profit efficiency and banking risks by introducing the financial and the macroeconomic determinants (real GDP growth rate, inflation, real GDP growth rate, inflation, the governance indicator ...). For this reason, we used a sample of 146 conventional banks in MENA countries during the 2003-2014 period, whose purpose was to determine the specificities of these countries concerning the determinants of profit efficiency.
Prudential Regulation and Banking Risk in MENA Countries
This paper analysis the impact of prudential regulation on banking risk using the measurement technique "z-score" by introducing the financial and economic determinants (real GDP growth rate, inflation, real GDP growth rate, inflation, the governance indicator, etc.). For this reason, we used a sample of 146 conventional banks in the MENA region during the 2003-2014 period, whose purpose was to determine the specificities of these countries about the determinants of banking risk.
