Analyzing the Impact of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) on Microfinance Services

Abstract

Abstract International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) on microfinance services are important for several reasons, such as global financial integration, investor confidence, risk assessment, access to capital markets, creditworthiness, alignment with best practices, international partnerships, legal compliance, capacity building, and risk mitigation. The data is based on reports from all commercial banks in Uzbekistan. The authors developed the econometric equation using the autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) model. This research hypothesizes that the bank's net profit is positively related to the bank's deposit practices. High net profit in commercial banks indicates financial strength and stability, which can increase customer trust in the bank. Depositors are more likely to entrust their funds to banks with strong financial performance because this increases their deposits' security. Consequently, higher net profit is expected to be associated with increased deposit practices. The factors are econometrically analyzed based on the conceptual model created by the author. The results of this study are of practical importance for developing remote banking services in the banking system of Uzbekistan. In conclusion, the econometric model provides insight into the relationship between various independent variables (loan operations, microfinance services, and net profit) and the dependent variable (deposit operations) for commercial banks.

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