The impact of customer trust, customer identification and customer satisfaction towards customer loyalty in banking sector / Shahrul Ridzuan Jamari by Jamari, Shahrul Ridzuan

“…The emergence of new banking channels like as phone banking, Internet banking, Automated Teller Machines (ATM), furthermore developing financial market & global competition have constrained bankers to explore the importance of customer loyalty. …”
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Advances of radiation sterilisation in tissue banking by Yusof, Norimah

“…Experience in meeting challenges in using radiation sterilisation and achievements reported by the tissue bankers are shared here.…”

Islamicity of Banking and Modes of Islamic Banking by Muhammad Anwar

“…Economists, bankers, jurists, and other Islamic scholars interested in the discipline of banking have mainly focused on the issue of whether interest is riba, and if yes then how to conduct interest-free banking? …”
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Qualitative characteristics of financial reporting by Hasan, Md. Shamimul, Abdullah, Shamsul Nahar, Hossain, Syed Zabid Hossain

“…This empirical study evaluates the views and perceptions of external users about selected qualitative characteristics of corporate financial reports in Bangladesh.The selected qualitative characteristics were predictive value, feedback value, timeliness, verifiability, representational faithfulness, neutrality and comparability.An opinion survey was conducted on one hundred ninety external users specifically shareholders, stockbrokers, bankers, academicians and tax officers.The users’ perception about the qualitative characteristics of corporate financial reporting is far below the acceptable level and as such users have a negative attitude towards disclosures of financial reporting.The study suggests that Board of Directors(representatives of the majority shareholders) should try to resuscitate the confidence level of external users through ensuring good corporate governance with utmost sincerity and integrity.The BOD should also ensure that financial statements reflect the true and fair view of financial position, performance and the state of affairs of the reporting entity.This research may help policy makers, regulators, reporting entities, academicians, stakeholders, and other interested groups to endorse good corporate financial reporting environment in Bangladesh.…”
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Global financial crisis: Lessons learned by Ahmad, Nor Hayati

“…A financial crisis appears to occur in a certain pattern; it usually starts with a rally of bank credits against a backdrop of easier monetary policy, ample liquidity, and more relaxed banking regulations.Such financial environment stimulates excess leverage to fund assets in real estates and housing in which consumers take advantage of cheap money and borrow heavily, while bankers zealously lend out in order to achieve high loan growth targets. …”
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Does institutional quality reduce the impact of market concentration on bank stability? Evidence of developing countries by Hai-Tuan Nguyen

“…These results underscore the importance of a well-defined strategy for bank managers and bankers. When market concentration reaches a specific threshold, optimal bank stability is observed, and higher institutional quality contributes to improved bank stability. …”
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Entrepreneurs' opinion towards credit rating in Saudi Arabia by Kamran Ahmed Siddiqui, Ishtiaq Ahmed Bajwa, Faisal Al-Hudithi, Tarig Eltayeb, Asma Khatoon, Suliman Bawardi

“…A sample of 210 respondents participated in this survey comprising entrepreneurs, business incubation managers, bankers, university professors, engineers, doctors, and other professionals. …”
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The impact of macroprudential policy and political institutions on bank credit risk in Ethiopia: A dynamic ordinary least squares analysis by Mohammed Adem

“…The outcomes of this study provide significant implications for authorities and bankers in developing countries such as Ethiopia in the understanding of credit risk-determining elements to implement prudential rules and remedial management policies.…”
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Does Income Diversification Benefit the Sustainable Development of Chinese Listed Banks? Analysis Based on Entropy and the Herfindahl–Hirschman Index by Huichen Jiang, Liyan Han

“…We believe the combination of the entropy index (ENTI) and the HHI enables more efficient study of the relationship between diversification and profitability or risk more efficiently. Bankers and their customers have increasingly been interested in income diversification, and they value risk as well. …”
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The UCP 600 Rules In Letter Of Credit (LC): Selected Issues by Rosmawani Che Hasyim

“…This paper discusses the rules provided by the latest UCP 600 focusing on the significant issues in LC such as bankers’ autonomy, revocable and irrevocable LC, strict compliance, notice of refusal and fraud. …”
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FRAUD RISK AND AUDIT QUALITY: THE CASE OF US PUBLIC FIRMS by Hela Frikha Chaari, Amel Belanès, Azhaar Lajmi

“…Also, the adopted model helps regulators, bankers, managers and auditors to detect fraud at an early stage. …”
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15.997 Advanced Corporate Risk Management, Spring 2007 by Parsons, John E., Obizhaeva, Anna

“…Most courses on derivatives, futures and options, and financial engineering are taught from the viewpoint of investment bankers and traders in the securities. This course is taught from the point of view of the manufacturing corporation, the utility, the software firm — any potential end-user of derivatives, but not the dealer. …”
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Evaluation of paper-based payment methods in Singapore by Chan, Loke Yee, Kwok, Puay San, Lim, Ng Chin

“…The paper-based payment methods under the study include banknotes and coins, bills of exchange, cheques and bankers' draft. Credit cards, another increasingly popular payment method, which have become an important part of the international payment systems, would also be highlighted. …”
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Lending structure and 3-factor CAPM risk exposures: the case of Malaysia (Struktur pinjaman dan pendedahan risiko bagi 3-Faktor CAPM: kajian kes di Malaysia) by Abdul Rahman, Aisyah, Ibrahim, Mansor, Mydin Meera, Ahamed Kameel

“…Thus, the policy makers, bankers, and investors should not ignore the significant role of the lending structure when developing a strategic risk management framework.…”
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Quantitative analysis on the correlation between risks: empirical evidence from banks in United Kingdom by Htay, Sheila Nu Nu, Syed, Ahmed Salman

“…The findings show the evidence that there is a relationship between tested risk and it is expected that the findings will be the interest of the bankers to see which risk is the source of other risks.…”
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Arbitration of Islamic finance disputes in Malaysia: a SWOT analysis by Oseni, Umar Aimhanosi, Abdul-Qadir Zubair, Aishat

“…It analyzes the needs and expectations of the parties (bankers and customers) vis-à-vis the existing legal framework for arbitration in Malaysia. …”
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An overview of ibra' implementation in Malaysian Islamic Banks / Mohd Ab Malek Md Shah … [et al.] by Md Shah, Mohd Ab Malek, Mohd Jody, Jeniwaty, Shahudin, Mohd Harun, Mahzan, Sulaiman

“…Hence, this paper aimed to explore the fundamental concept of ibra' as practised by the bankers currently within the ambit of Islamic teaching. …”
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Investors with the Golden-I: preference in Gold-I investment / Zaimy Johana Johan. by Johan, Zaimy Johana

“…This research further enrichesknowledge and contributes to the advancement of research in goldinvestment, hence enabling researchers, bankers, investors, tradepolicymakers to understand further the investment in Gold-i duringeconomic crises, in particular the current recession triggered by theCovid-19 pandemic.…”
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House prices and Islamic bank stability in Indonesia : evidence from autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) model by Sukmana, Raditya, Setianto, Rahmat Heru

“…Our findings have important implications for bankers, monetary authority and investors in determining policy and business decisions especially in stabilizing house price for low income earners.…”
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Current practices of Islamic home financing: a case of musharakah mutanaqisah in Malaysia by Hanafi, H.

“…In achieving the aims, this study employed the interviews with 19 individuals who are actively involved in the implementation of MM home financing in Malaysia including Islamic bankers, Islamic economists, Shari 'ah advisor and regulator. …”
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