The Impact of Financial Health on Achieving Value-Based Financial Performance Applied research into some "banks listed on the Iraqi Stock" Exchange
Keywords:
Financial health, value-based financial performance, commercial banks, Iraq Stock ExchangeAbstract
The main objective of this study is to know or study the impact of financial health represented in its following dimensions (cash ratio, average collection period, return on equity, turnover ratio) on knowledge-based financial performance (economic value added, market value added, cash value added) in commercial "banks listed on the Iraqi Stock" Exchange for the period (2015-2021). In order to achieve the objectives of the study and reach the results, financial and statistical methods models were relied upon, using the least squares method, as the results of the study concluded that the relationship between financial health and value-based financial performance is a positive linear relationship, meaning that the higher the financial health, the higher the percentages of value-based financial performance, in addition to the recommendations reached by the research that relevant parties can use.
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