Since the subprime financial crisis, international financial regulatory institutions (Basel, MIFID, Dodd-Frank), have strengthened regulatory requirements on systemically important banks. The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, and based on the G20 recommendations, has drawn up a reform program to reconfigure the banking system, based mainly on increasing the capital requirement. The progra...

This study identifies factors responsible for customers’ attitudes and perceptions towards emerging internet banking sector. It also reveals the importance of the key variables relating to customers’ demographic and social inputs. A sample of 156 customers is personally surveyed using a structured questionnaire in various cities of Andhra Pradesh. The data are analyzed using descriptive analysi...

The literature on sustainable banking has been prolific since the beginning of century. This context prompts need to understand and categorize an increasingly heterogeneous body literature. We perform a review using bibliometric techniques 676 articles published between 1995 2019 in Web Science (WoS) database. Our results provide perspective evolution over time across academic categories journa...

THE AIMS OF PAPER
 The concept of bank competitiveness has attracted increasing scientific attention. current paper explores the directions and trends research on measures by reviewing recently published journal articles.
 METHODOLOGY
 follows systematic literature review method. First, a set keywords were defined. Then, combined with Boolean operator “AND” to identify articles i...

The financial sector received little attention in the literature on macroeconomic policy, growth and development until fairly recently. In fact, post-war macroeconomics in both the Keynesian and monetarist traditions paid little or no attention to banks and other financial institutions. This is somewhat ironic because both approaches were well aware of the role of banks in propagating the Great...

Using the particular example of online banking services, we examine the effects of pricing strategies on the demand for different modes of online banking given that the market exhibits network externalities. Most literature concerning the economics of networks deals with a single durable good where, in a multi-period setting, the consumer decides whether or not to purchase the good. Once the de...

79 The European banking sector is currently undergoing rapid changes due to recent financial market developments and the introduction of new legislation, such as the Capital Requirements Regulation/Capital Requirements Directive IV. This study aims to identify emerging patterns of these changes in the European banking sector via clustering analysis. There is a broad stream of literature analyzi...