E-banking: a case study of Askari Commercial Bank Pakistan by Oye, N. D., Shakil, M. A., A. iahad, Noorminshah

Development of metamodel on information security risk audit and assessment for it assets in commercial bank by Chen, Clement Kai Wen, Othman, Siti Hajar, Md. Sirat, Maheyzah

“…As information assets become the heart of commercial banks, Information Security Risk Audit and Assessment (ISRAA) is increasingly involved in managing commercial banks information security risk situations. …”

Effectiveness of credit channel of monetary policy transmission mechanism on commercial banks in Malaysia by Farajnezhad, M., Ramakrishnan, S.

“…This study would just analyse the commercial banking in Malaysia. Also, static panel data method will be using to evaluate the monetary policy. …”

Investment in technology based small and medium sized firms in Malaysia: roles for commercial banks by Choi, Sang Long, Akintunde Ajagbe, Musibau, Amat Senin, Aslan, Ismail, Kamariah

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The moderating impact of the audit committee on creative accounting determination and financial reporting quality in Iraqi Commercial Banks by Abed, Ibtihal A., Hussin, Nazimah, Haddad, Hossam, Al Ramahi, Nidal Mahmoud, Ali, Mostafa A.

“…Thus, the present study investigated the moderation impact of the audit committee in enhancing the impacts of creative accounting determinants and financial reporting quality in the context of commercial banking. A deductive research approach driven by a survey questionnaire was used as the methodology to attain the designed objectives. …”
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Do commercial banks of Malaysia use loan loss provision to signal their earnings, return and cash flow? by Karimiyan, Ali, Alifiah, Mohd. Norfian, Ziaei, Sayyed Mahdi, Nasserinia, Ali

“…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. …”

Do commercial banks of Malaysia use loan loss provision to signal their earnings, return and cash flow? by Karimiyan, A., Alifiah, M. N., Ziaei, S. M., Nasserinia, A.

“…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 research investigated 12 commercial banks regulated by Bank Negara Malaysia for the period of 2004-2011, using a panel data approach. …”

The impacts of service quality and customer satisfaction on customer loyalty in internet banking by Ariff, M. S. M., Yun, L. O., Zakuan, N, Ismail, K

“…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. …”

Psychosocial work environment and psychological strain among banking employees by Mohd. Noordin, Nurul Farhana, Panatik, Siti Aisyah

“…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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The impacts of e-service quality and e-customer satisfaction on e-customer loyalty in internet banking by Ooi, Yun Leong, Zakuan, Norhayati, Md. Ariff, Mohd. Shoki, Ismail, Khalid

“…Building e-Loyalty is important for the commercial banks in Malaysia to stay competitive in internet banking market. …”

Dynamic capabilities and their impact on intellectual capital and innovation performance by Ali, M. A., Hussin, N., Haddad, H., Alkhodary, D., Marei, A.

“…Consequently, the study provides valuable insights and guidance for academicians and practitioners on the impacts of developing intellectual capital on enhancing competitive performance, especially in the context of Iraqi commercial banks.…”
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The relationship between corporate social responsibility practics and firm performance of domestic banks in Malaysia by Santhirasegar, Janartini, Ramakrishnan, Suresh, Hishan, Sanil S., Mohd. Jamal, Noriza

“…This study used content analysis method to identify the CSR activities and disclosure score that was obtained from annual reports and sustainability reports for the commercial banks. Overall, the findings indicate that commercial banks in Malaysia promotes important roles in community and philanthropy. …”

The moderating effects of corporate social responsibility on the relationship between creative accounting determinants and financial reporting quality by A. Abed, Ibtihal, Hussin, Nazimah, Haddad, Hossam, Al-Ramahi, Nidal Mahmoud, A. Ali, Mostafa

“…Accordingly, purposive sampling was used to collect responses from 364 employees of Iraqi commercial banks (with a response rate of 72.8%). The data were analyzed statistically using the SPSS v.25 and AMOS v.24 software. …”
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A multidimensional view of intellectual capital: the impact on innovation performance by Ali, Mostafa A., Hussin, Nazimah, Haddad, Hossam, Al-Araj, Reem, Abed, Ibtihal A.

“…Consequently, the study provides academicians and practitioners valuable insights into and guidance on how developing intellectual capital enhances competitive performance, especially in the context of Iraqi commercial banks.…”
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Real estate finance in Nigeria: sources and its effect on property development review by Ibrahim, Isyaku, Daud, Dzurllkanian, Sa’ad, Usman Bello

“…These issues can be two-faced both the commercial banks as well as real estate developers which make it difficult in funding real estate. …”

Savings mobilization behavior of NCBs in Bangladesh by Tareq, Mohammad Ali

“…This paper uses a Log-linear model and finds that the Income and the Literacy level of the individuals the most important factor affecting the savings mobilization of Nationalized Commercial Banks (NCBs) of Bangladesh. Besides the Transaction cost and the Return on the Substitutes investments do play an important role in determining the level of deposits.…”

Effect of workplace spirituality on the affective commitment of Pakistani bank employees by Abdull Rahman, Rabeatul Husna, Qureshi, Muhammad Imran, Irum, Sobia, Ismail, Fadillah, Ashfaq, Muhammad

“…Subjects for this research were 338 bank employees working in commercial banks in Pakistan. Structural equation modelling SEM – PLS was the main statistical technique utilized in this study. …”

Employees' turnover: examining its causes in the Ghanian banking industry by Kwakye, Eugene Okyere, Md. Nor, Khalil, Assampong, Isaac Effah, Awang, Siti Rahmah

“…Theoretically, it is important to understand the fundamental causes of turnover in order to provide insights into how to curtail the growing problem and also to envisage where commercial banking specific turnover problems lies. On the other hand, learning how to minimize the turnover of skilled employees is crucial in terms of knowledge sustainability from the business perspective. …”

Creative accounting determination and financial reporting quality: the integration of transparency and disclosure by Abed, Ibtihal A., Hussin, Nazimah, Haddad, Hossam, Almubaydeen, Tareq Hammad, Ali, Mostafa A.

“…The present study investigated the moderating role of transparency and disclosure with respect to enhancing the impact of creative accounting determinants and financial reporting quality in the context of commercial banking. A deductive research method driven by a survey questionnaire is used to examine the proposed hypotheses and attain the designed objectives. …”
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To investigate the factors analysis of effectiveness of performance appraisal and big five personality trait through exploratory factor analysis by Ishaq, Muhammad Hafiz, Abu Mansor, Nur Naha, Khan, Faisal, Ahmed, Faiz

“…The study adopted a quantitative approach; using self-administered questionnaires, distributed in staffs of all commercial banks. In selection of sample, multistage sampling technique was used in first stage, branches of banks were selected on the basis of cluster sampling technique and in second, a total of 706 participants were selected on the bases of convenience sampling technique. …”