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Maestría en Administración Financiera · 2026

Determinantes de la solvencia bancaria en Colombia

Martínez Domínguez, Eliana Vianeth · Sotelo Ortiz, Alba MireyaAsesor: Ospina Mejia, Jaime Alberto

Bank solvency is one of the main indicators of financial stability and represents the ability of banking entities to absorb losses arising from the risks inherent in their financial intermediation activity. In emerging economies like Colombia, solvency acquires special relevance due to the sensitivity of the financial system to macroeconomic shocks and changes in monetary conditions. In this context, the present research aims to analyze the effect of internal and macroeconomic variables on the banking solvency of the four (4) most representative private banks in the microcredit sector in Colombia within the framework of Basel III implementation. Microcredit banks have differentiated characteristics compared to traditional banking, since they serve populations with greater economic vulnerability, which exposes them to higher credit risk and volatility in their capital indicators. For the development of the study, a quantitative approach with an explanatory scope and a panel data econometric design is proposed. The dependent variable used is the banking solvency indicator, measured based on the ratio between technical equity and risk-weighted assets, operational risk, and market risk. The macroeconomic variables considered correspond to the Economic Monitoring Index (ISE), inflation, and the monetary policy rate (TPM), while the internal variables include return on assets (ROA) and the overdue portfolio index (ICV).

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