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Risk management in Malaysian commercial banks
Published 2014“…A content analysis was conducted to 9 commercial banks listed in Bursa Malaysia.This study tries to ascertain the transparency and public disclosure and the understanding of the bank’s risk profile. …”
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Intellectual capital disclosure practice: Evidence from Indonesian commercial banks
Published 2015“…The purpose of this paper is to examine the intellectual capital disclosure practice in Indonesian Commercial Banks on 2010-2012.The method used in this paper is descriptive analysis and Intellectual Capital Disclosure is measured based on the model of intellectual capital disclosure index Brennan, percentage of the total index is calculated according to the formula Intellectual Capital Disclosure Index.The result found that there are no one of commercial banks has fulfilled all the theme of intellectual capital disclosure, and the bank Permata Bank were the bank most disclosed as much as 117 items or 50%.The research result reveal that the disclosure of intellectual capital in Indonesian commercial banks is still in low level caused by no government regulations regarding the intellectual capital disclosure in annual report.…”
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Corporate governance, board diversity and bank efficiency: The case of commercial banks in Malaysia
Published 2010“…The study examines the effect of board size and board composition on cost and profit efficiency of the commercial banks in Malaysia from 2000 to 2009 by employing Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA). …”
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Board governance, diversity and efficiency: Evidence from ASEAN-5 commercial banks
Published 2014“…A key aspect of corporate governance is the effectiveness of the board of directors to steer commercial banks to greater accountability and ultimately enhancing performance.This study examines the effect of board governance and diversity on the efficiency of commercial banks in Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore and the Philippines or ASEAN-5.Using unbalanced panel data from 1998 to 2012, the results of Generalized Least Squares regression show that board size, ratio of independent directors and board diversity variables have positive effect on bank efficiency. …”
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The effect of institutional factors on the organizational performance through performance measures of commercial banks in Libya
Published 2014“…This paper aims to contribute to the literature that investigates the mediating role of performance measures in the link between institutional factors (coercive and normative pressure) and organizational performance.Using the data collected from 154 commercial bank branches in Libya, the results revealed the existence of a significant and positive association between coercive pressures and organizational performance through non-financial performance measures.However, the study found no evidence of a significant relationship between normative pressures and organizational performance through non-financial performance measures.…”
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Do Islamic Banks Outperform Commercial Banks? Longitudinal Managerial and Profitability Efficiencies and Risk Management
Published 2014“…This study assess the managerial efficiency and profitability efficiency of 14 commercial banks and 9 Islamic banks in Malaysia using a dynamic DEA model with network structure within the slacks-based measure (the DNSBM model). …”
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The impact of monetary policy on commercial bank lending in Malaysia: The investigation on agriculture, construction & manufacturing sectors
Published 2005“…The purpose of this dissertation is to investigate the impact of monetary policy on commercial bank lending in Malaysia from 1970-2000.This dissertation, is intended to answer two research questions: 1) Will a tightening of monetary policy in Malaysia affects commercial bank lending at the aggregate level? …”
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Knowledge management practice among local commercial banks in Malaysia: A study of cause and effect
Published 2004“…A population study on the Human Resource Manager in ten local commercial banks was adopted. Analysis of data affirmed that there is a relation between the cause and the effect of implementing KM practice. …”
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Do commercial banks of Malaysia use loan loss provision to signal their earnings, return and cash flow?
Published 2015“…Thus, it would be appropriate to examine the signaling view of LLP by examining the relationship between LLP and future earnings, return and cash flow in commercial banks of Malaysia. This study presented in this paper investigated 12 commercial banks regulated by Bank Negara Malaysia for the period of 2004-2011, using a panel data approach. …”
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Factors influencing performance of housing loan in Malaysian Commercial Banks / Yuslizawati Mohd Yusoff and Nor Hazila Ismail
Published 2010“…This paper empirically investigates the factors that influencing the performance of housing loan in Malaysian commercial bank industry. The commercial banks, as part of financial institution in Malaysia have played an important role in order to improve as well as to expand the housing loan industry in Malaysia banking sector. …”
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Radical innovation in financial institution: Exploring the business process reengineering (BPR) practices and the level of its implementation in Nigeria
Published 2012“…Business Process Reengineering(BPR) can radically improve operational process of an organization for superior organizational performance.The main objective of this paper is to explore the BPR practices in Nigerian financial institutions.Additionally, it also examines the level of implementation of BPR practices in these institutions.The data received from the commercial bank departments was analysed using the SPSS software.The findings show that BPR implementation was found in various operational processes in banks.In addition, the findings also indicate that the banks managers have perceived that their banks are effectively implementing BPR-related factors namely change management, process innovation, IT usage, and IT capability.The research is significant to the banks, financial institutions and entrepreneurs in making decisions related to BPR.…”
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Customer satisfaction and loyalty in service brand
Published 2008“…The survey was administered to 259 commercial bank users intercepted on a University Malaya Campus, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. …”
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The impacts of service quality and customer satisfaction on customer loyalty in internet banking
Published 2013“…The modified version of E-SERVQUAL instrument was used to determine e-SQ for internet banking service of a commercial bank in Malaysia. Questionnaires were collected randomly from 265 internet banking users. …”
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The effects of macroeconomic factors and Structural Adjustment Program (SAP) on agricultural output in Nigeria
Published 2015“…There has been many significant research efforts that have been devoted to understand the effects of macroeconomic factors on the agriculture sector in Nigeria.In addition to the macroeconomic factors, Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP) over the period 1981 to 2013 will be included into the scenario of this study to examine the effects of these factors on agricultural output in Nigeria.This paper employed co-integration analysis and multivariate Granger causality which is carried out using VECM approach to analyse the causal links among all the variables considered for estimation.The findings showed relationship that exists between the agricultural output which is the dependent variable and the independent variables.It also revealed the variations between the dependent and independent variables which are Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate, interest rate, foreign direct investment (FDI), commercial bank loan on agriculture, SAP and inflation rate. …”
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Psychosocial work environment and psychological strain among banking employees
Published 2015“…The target population for the present study is specifically the bank tellers in a development financial institution (DFI) and a commercial bank. The data was collected quantitatively by distributing questionnaires. …”
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Internal Control System and Perceived Operational Risk Management in Malaysian Conventional Banking Industry
Published 2016“…Additionally the survey questionnaires were emailed to branch managers and assistant managers of 650 local commercial bank branches across Malaysia and 132 fully completed survey questionnaires were received. …”
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Online banking user interface: Perception and attitude
Published 2015“…Security and privacy are one of the big issues that banks are contending with to survive the global competitive banking market.Many technological innovation and solution are being suggested to combat these issues.However, these solutions are making banking user interface more complicated and complex which is affecting the simple and clear natures of an ideal banking user interface.Thus, this paper aim at examining customers' perception and attitude toward the ease of use of online banking interface in Nigeria commercial bank.The study will probe on how advancement on online banking user interface securities feature affect customers' attitude and intention to use the interface.The investigation of this study was done in the light of Technological Acceptance Model (TAM). …”
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Capital structure and outreach nexus of microfinance institutions in the OIC member countries
Published 2017“…Relative to a unit of equity, a one-unit increase in social investors’ loans entails an improves in the social performance.This finding is also consistent with the literature because more use of commercial bank loans is associated with fewer borrowers served.…”
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Human resource development as a determinant of performance: Panel evidence from the banking industry
Published 2015“…This expose correlates the assertion of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) which identifies human capital as key to the determination of growth in an economy.The objective of this study is to investigate relationship between human resource development and performance of commercial banks using the panel data of 6 commercial banks in Nigeria from 2006 to 2011.Through the use of panel data analysis, the results show that appropriate salary and wage policies as well as training are significant human resource development elements which positively influences performance of commercial banks quoted in the Nigerian Stock Exchange.These findings imply that commercial banks should diversify their salary and wage remuneration strategies and also step up training within their respective structures so as to guarantee improved performance.…”
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The impact of diversification on financing risk in the dual banking system
Published 2017“…Purpose - The issue of diversification concentration strategy apparently is experienced by both commercial banks and Islamic banks and this experience is unique in nature especially for a country such as Malaysia because of the existence of dual banking system.This paper investigates the impact of lending strategies (diversification or concentration) on the risk performances of commercial banks and Islamic banks in Malaysia.In general, there are two different views on the diversification-concentration debate. …”
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