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"This paper empirically examines the effect of banks' revenue diversification on the stock-basedreturn and risk measures using data on the ASEAN-5, and addition from China, Japan, and SouthKorea banking sector. This paper use panel Fixed Effect and robustness test with Random Effect andTSLS. We use non-interest income share as a measure for revenue diversification. We find that revenuediversification has no effect on bank’s market value but significantly decrease bank total risks. Whennon-interest income is decomposed, we find that fee-income business has significant positive effect onbank value. Furthermore, it’s important to see characteristic of banks that practice diversification,such as bank size and capital. Overall, we provide evidence that banks, especially larger oneswithgood condition on capital, could increase their value and lower their risk by diversifying non-interestincome, especially with fee income as well as other types of non-interest income."

"Convergence in prices or returns of assets with similar characteristics indicates that the financialmarket is integrated with regional markets. This paper is the first that test of the movements ofinterest rates in ASEAN banking sector for the period 1990 - 2012. The empirical analysis is basedon a yearly panel of commercial bank interest rate data from 5 ASEAN countries, namely, Indonesia,Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand. We assessed the degree and speed of interest rateconvergence using beta and sigma convergence method. The findings show that the difference andthe dispersion in the interbank rates have reduced since the Asian financial crisis and this trend hasbecome stronger after the Global financial crisis. The findings of this study confirm that interest ratesin the ASEAN banking sector are converging. This provides evidence that the ASEAN banking sectoris ready for financial integration."

"Convergence in prices or returns of assets with similar characteristics indicates that the financialmarket is integrated with regional markets. This paper is the first that test of the movements ofinterest rates in ASEAN banking sector for the period 1990 - 2012. The empirical analysis is basedon a yearly panel of commercial bank interest rate data from 5 ASEAN countries, namely, Indonesia,Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand. We assessed the degree and speed of interest rateconvergence using beta and sigma convergence method. The findings show that the difference andthe dispersion in the interbank rates have reduced since the Asian financial crisis and this trend hasbecome stronger after the Global financial crisis. The findings of this study confirm that interest ratesin the ASEAN banking sector are converging. This provides evidence that the ASEAN banking sectoris ready for financial integration."