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... online banking, by using simple and easy systems, work better on advertising, and ensuring ...online banking is within the customers already found within the bank’s ... See full document

... online banking to pay their bills and save time instead of going to the required places to pay these ...online banking services to inquire balance for their ...online banking users. Moreover, 7 users ... See full document

... the emerging markets excluding Brazil, South Africa, Taiwan and Thailand, the relationship between the style return and stock return in the future holding period is not ...all markets due to the ... See full document

... Macedonia is an emerging country with a young capital market. Although the Ma- cedonian Stock Exchange was founded back in 1995, the fi rst ten years were com- pletely calm, and the interest of investors was ... See full document

... The Nigerian banking industry is a relatively new one with the first bank African Continental Bank ACB established in 1892 .(Okezie et al.,2011,CBN 2000,2006) The main regulator of the Industry is the Central bank ... See full document

... UAE banking sector is the largest financial system in the Middle East and North Africa ...total banking assets from US $49 billion in 1995 to US $509 billion (net) in ...the banking sector in the UAE ... See full document

... in emerging markets section ...in banking and attempts to understand the difference between corporate governance requirements of banks and other ... See full document

... Permanent repository link: http://openaccess.city.ac.uk/14627/ Link to published version: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jimonfin.2014.10.002 Copyright and reuse: City Research Online aims [r] ... See full document

... However, emerging markets ETFs using synthetic replication exhibit larger tracking errors, perhaps because all emerging markets ETFs using synthetic replication in the sample track very small ... See full document

... Specifically, this chapter includes the following sections: Arab Capital Markets; Emerging Capital Markets and Economic Growth; Information and Efficient Capital Markets Studies; Interna[r] ... See full document

... The robustness checks are conducted by changing concentration and efficiency indicator. In the first model, we replace the cost to income ratio that is used in baseline model with cost efficiency (refer to Chapter 4). ... See full document

... ensuring e-service quality. This is evident since these services are emerging and furthermore clients are still at the learning and adaptation period of these innovative online ...access e- service ... See full document

... and E-banking is one of the emerging trends of the banking industry which is not quite common yet in a developing country like Pakistan so it provides a lot of scope for ...of ... See full document

... An examination done by Mabrouk and Mamoghli (2010) on Dynamics of Financial Innovation and Performance of Banking Firms: Context of an Emerging Banking Industry, [r] ... See full document

... stock markets for 35 emerging-to-mature market countries5 from January 1997 to August 1999 and examined the degree of globalisation of extreme returns, which were defined as those returns in the 5th and ... See full document

... With the usage of wavelet neural networks for financial market predictions has been widely spread. The literature show that chaotic behaviour of financial markets in emerging markets might be well ... See full document

... lending) but also indirect ones through an affiliate in the borrower’s country (internal capital market). Cross-border lending is a well-known channel of transmission. However, there is recent evidence that banks are ... See full document

... nant of an individual’s consuming behavior is the influence of others. Cultural and idiosyncratic values often influence e-commerce user behavior [3,4,5]. This type of influence distils into a shared set of ... See full document

... in banking sector. E-banking makes a revolution change in the economic structure in developing countries like ...in banking sector, customers are fast moving away from the traditional branch ... See full document

... Fraudsters are continuing their switch from traditional card fraud to raiding online bank accounts. According to the new research Fraud losses on UK credit and debit cards totalled £440m in 2009 – a drop of 28% compared ... See full document