Nowadays, bank credit analysts universally adopt the CAMEL model for credit analysis. The CAMEL approach was used to estimate bank creditworthiness by most credit and rating agencies in the financial industry. There are even a number of equity analysts who used the CAMEL approach to help themselves to make recommendations concerning the valuation of bank stock (Golin, 2001). Elyor (2009) proved that the CAMEL model is a good model to improve bank performance. Both ROA and ROE were found be influenced by the determinants from the CAMEL framework in his research. Olweny (2011) also used the CAMEL approach to locate the determinants on Kenya banks’ profitability, and it showed that all the bank-specific factors that came from the CAMEL approach had statistically important effect on the profitability of a bank.