Structure finance for hybrid infrastructure models : the application of project finance into public-private partnerships for the construction and operation of infrastructure by Patramanis, Theodoros

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Beauty Worshippers Enterprise / Muhammad Haziq Irfan Abdul Shukor... [et al.] by Abdul Shukor, Muhammad Haziq Irfan, Samsudin, Muhamad Yusuf, Azmi, Amirun Izzuddin, Mohamad Murad, Ahmad Nor Aiman, Mohd Sani, Nurul Anis Fadleen

“…It is prepared to a group of people which are owners itself, bankers, suppliers, customers and employees. This plan include in Business Plan chapter which consists of marketing, operation, organization, and financial plan. …”
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A conceptual framework for evaluating the security of household bank customers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by Alghamdi, D

“…Data were collected in two phases: from 47 household customers, using telephone interviews, focus groups and the diary/interview method, then from 23 Saudi bankers interviewed by telephone. Each method was adjusted to accommodate the unique settings of the research context, such as being a Saudi female researcher collecting data from participants of both genders, the sensitivity of the topic and the intimate nature of the household context. …”

The profile of credit defaulters in Bank Rakyat Masjid Tanah / Norhamizah Mohd Noor by Mohd Noor, Norhamizah

“…From the consumer perspective, loan offer by bank services help them in many way. But from the bankers' point of view, once the loan delivered, the bank will face the risk that probability the borrowers not pay the debt. …”
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Macroeconomics shocks and stability in Malaysian banking system; a structural VAR model by Alizadeh Janvisloo, Mohammadreza, Muhammad, Junaina, Hassan, Taufiq

“…Thus, anticipated effects of macro-economic shocks on banks’ operation are more important to policy makers and bankers. Hence in this study, a Structural Vector Autoregressive (SVAR) model is employed to show how a macroeconomic shock effects on Non-Performing Loan changes (NLP) as a credit risk indictor in Malaysian commercial banking system for period of 1997-2012. …”
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An overview of the use of corporate financial reports information disclosed in annual reports by external users in Malaysia by Sofian, Saudah, Md. Tahir, Mohd. Syazli

“…Users of corporate financial information such as shareholders, bankers, securities brokers and governments normally use annual reports together with other sources of information to evaluate the performance or creditworthiness of a company. …”
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Faktor dan piawaian dalam penyediaan laporan kajian kemungkinan by Mohamad Hisham, Mohamad Aliff Zaquan

“…Therefore, it contribute toward the best practice of bankers and developers profession. Lastly, the need of feasibility study are the basic requirement to secure the approval of the development financing to the developer from the banker.…”
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The Moderating Role of Staff Efficiency in the Relationship between Bank’s Specific Variables and Liquidity Risk in Islamic Banks of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries by Shamas, Ghanim, Zainol, Zairani, Zainol, Zairy

“…Many stakeholders should benefit from the outcomes of this study.It should pave the way for bankers, regulators, investors and researchers to have a better understanding and insight about the factors that affect liquidity risk in the aforesaid banks.…”
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The Relative Efficiency of Commercial Banks in Pakistan with Respect to Size and Ownership Structure During and After Global Financial Crisis by Allah Bakhsh Khan, Syed Zulfiqar Ali Shah, Muhammad Abbas, Qaiser Maqbool khan

“…Its findings would be of great value for every stratum of society including bankers, business community, academicians, and government and of course, the investors.…”
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Local to National: Victorian Industrialist Art Collectors’ Geographies by Julie Codell

“…These collectors, industrialists, merchants and bankers exemplified a new middle-class social, cultural and political authority. …”
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Corporate characteristics and leverage: evidence from Gulf countries by Waleed M. Al-Ahdal, Faozi A. Almaqtari, Dheya A. Zaid, Eissa A. Al-Homaidi, Najib H. Farhan

“…Practical implications – This study provides an open insight for managers, bankers, financial analysts in the GCC countries and some other developing economies by highlighting the relationship between corporate characteristics and leverage in an emerging market. …”
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Who can better monitor a bank than another bank? Mechanisms of discipline in the Mexican interbank market ||¿Quién mejor que un banco para monitorear otro banco? Mecanismos de disc... by Tovar-García, Edgar Demetrio

“…This article empirically studies the mechanisms of market discipline (price, quantity, and maturity) in the interbank market: whether higher risk banks have to pay higher interest rate, and have less access to credit in the interbank market, especially for long maturity borrowing. Theoretically, bankers are well equipped to monitor other banks, but the interbank market also is a channel for contagion. …”
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Impact of e-service quality on e-loyalty of online banking customers in Pakistan during the Covid-19 pandemic: mediating role of e-satisfaction by Fahad Najeeb Khan, Muhammad Usman Arshad, Muhammad Munir

“…This study would help the bankers to implement more effective marketing strategies to retain their customers and attract potential customers, particularly during non-normal situations like the Covid-19 pandemic. …”
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Information disclosure and financial performance among Malaysian public listed companies / Nurazrin Mat Tarmezi by Mat Tarmezi, Nurazrin

“…By disclosing greater information, it enables investors, bankers and other financial institutions to understand the activities, operations and performance of the companies, as well as evaluating the management’s accountability towards financial reporting before approving any fundings. …”
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Factors affecting sales workforce retention in banking sector: a study of Maybank Berhad / Ahmad Zefry Abu Sabry, Khairul Izwan Amerruddin and Nornaim Mohamad Halid by Abu Sabry, Ahmad Zefry, Amerruddin, Khairul Izwan, Mohamad Halid, Nornaim

“…The study uses purposive sampling technique to capture the response of bankers. A total of 136 respondents successfully gathered by the researchers while the study required 346 of respondents. …”
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Research on the mutual financial institutions: comparative study by Minegishi, Shinya

“…The datasets in this dissertation on Japanese mutual financial institutions and commercial banks are taken from financial statements for each institution (1999-2005) and from the Japanese Bankers Association (2000-2007) respectively. This is the period in which the reforms implemented after the bursting of the Japanese economic bubble were mostly completed. …”
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Data Mining On Retail Banking Simulation Model To Devise Productivity Improvement Strategies by Lai, Pin Siew

“…This research provides opportunities for researchers to examine the productivity of branches with other data mining techniques. It also helps bankers to focus on the right areas to be improved and increase the ability in decision making. …”
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The development of a business framework and techno-financial model for biomass power plants by Abdul Latif, Abdul Maulud

“…tool which was used successfully during negotiation of the electricity tariff with the Utilities and rising of funds with the Bankers. Analysis using the TFM on a Biomass Power Plant reveals that the electricity tariff of RMsen 17 per kWh yielding an Internal Rate of Return of 12.12% with a payback period of 7 years is not lucrative enough to attract RE Developers. …”
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A study of Life Internal Rate of Return by Roenganan, Sorrawee, Misran, Masnita, Phewchean, Nattakorn

“…Internal rate of return is the basic tool that buyers or bankers may apply in order to find the rate of return of this type of investment. …”
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Assessing the Status and Challenges of Urban Land Administration Systems Using Framework for Effective Land Administration (FELA): A Case Study in Pakistan by Muhammad Sheraz Ahsan, Ejaz Hussain, Zahir Ali, Jaap Zevenbergen, Salman Atif, Mila Koeva, Abdul Waheed

“…A total of 525 urban LAS stakeholders, including owner-buyers, real estate agents, bankers, lawyers, and LAS organizations, participated in the activity. …”
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