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Why Banking companies didn't show EBIT in income statement?
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Answer Posted / hitesh kukreja
Major part of the expenses (More than 90%) of a Bank, is
the Interest payed by it.
Hence the EBIT is 10 times more than PAT, or even more, &
hence does not reflects the efficiency of the bank.
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