Comparative analysis of bank concentration in selected South East European Countries
This paper analyzes the bank concentration of banking industry in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro according to the latest available data on total bank assets. The analysis of concentration of banks' net assets is done using following concentration indices: concentration ratios, Herfindahl-Hirchman index, Theil entropy indeks, Hall-Tideman and Rosenbluht index, Gini coefficient and normalized Gini coeffcient, as well as Lorenz curve. According to calculated concentration measures, concentration of banking industry is highest in Croatia, followed by Bosnia and Hercegovina, while in Serbia and Montenegro concentration is moderate.
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