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This paper seeks to investigate which theory explains the capital structure of the commercial banks listed in the Kuwait stock markets: the pecking order theory or the tradeoff theory. The study used time series and cross-section panel data to test the hypothesis. The data spanned over a period of nine years from 2010â€“2018, using all commercial banks listed in the Kuwait stock market. The results showed that the trade-off theory is the best theory to conduct the capital structure of the Kuwaiti commercial banks while the pecking order theory presents a weak from. The paper proved that there was no heteroscedasticity in cross-sectional data nor auto correlation over the time series panel model.

What Explains the Financing Behavior of Commercial Banks Listed on the Kuwait Stock Exchange: The Pecking Order Theory or Trading Off Theory