This document discusses the CAMELS rating model, which is used to evaluate the financial performance of banking sectors. CAMELS stands for Capital Adequacy, Assets Quality, Management, Earnings, Liquidity, and Systems/Controls. It describes how the CAMELS model assesses each of these factors using various financial ratios to provide an overall rating of a bank's financial health and stability. The document provides a literature review of studies that have applied the CAMELS model in different countries and time periods to analyze banking performance. It aims to analyze and discuss the theoretical aspects of the financial ratios used in the CAMELS model for assessing banking sector performance.

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