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This paper provides new evidence for the relationship between the nature of banking relationships, managerial
ownership and operational performance in supporting reciprocal effects between these variables in the context of
small and medium enterprises (SMEs). A simultaneous equations model was applied to a sample of 4,163 Portuguese
SMEs and to cross-section data. Evidence was found that these attributes provide simultaneous relations among
themselves. In particular, on the one hand, our results support a negative effect of the number of banks with which
the company works and managerial ownership on operational performance. On the other hand, the number of banks
with which the company maintains a relationship is positively conditioned by operational performance and
negatively by managerial ownership. In turn, managerial ownership is negatively conditioned by operational
performance and the nature of the banking relationship.
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nature of the banking relationship managerial ownership operational profitability simultaneous effects
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