Browsing Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management by Subject "Banks and banking"

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  • ACTIVITY-BASED COST MANAGEMENT IN THE BANKING SECTOR 
    van der Walt, Petrus Stefanus (2011-10-20)
    The South African banking sector is characterised as being highly competitive and has adopted several management accounting techniques to assist in setting the direction for the sector. As a consequence, activity-based ...
  • Bank switching behaviour of employed graduates in South Africa 
    Moganwa, Jan (2012-01-20)
    This study looked at factors that determine bank switching behaviour among employed graduates, and their propensity to tell the bank and/or other people about the switching incident. Data was collected using a structured ...
  • The Challenges and Opportunities faced by Indian and Coloured Managers in South African Financial Institutions 
    Gappoo, Jennisha (2011-04-12)
    Increasing pressure is being placed on South African business to understand and leverage their diverse workforce and to rectify past racial inequalities. . The signing of the Financial Charter (2003) and the enactment of ...
  • A Comparison on the Efficiency of South African and Chinese Banks 
    Chen, Zhanqing (2012-12-04)
    Policy makers and regulators have been concerned with the issue of how efficiently banks transform their various inputs into multiple financial products, because efficiency in the banking sector is considered a precondition ...
  • Compliance of South African Legal and Financial Instruments with Shariah Law 
    Surtee, Taariq (2012-01-19)
    Islam, one of the major religions in the world, forbids the use of interest as a wealth generation mechanism. Instead, Islam promotes the idea of trade where wealth is created via profit or for services rendered. As a ...
  • CONSUMER ACCEPTANCE OF ELECTRONIC PURSES AS A PAYMENT FOR LOW VALUE TRANSACTIONS 
    van der Leij, Sybren (2011-10-20)
    The purpose of this research was to determine whether electronic purse (e-purse) schemes could be positioned as alternatives to existing payment methods for low value transactions. The focus was on low value transactions ...
  • CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR IN PRIVATE BANKING 
    van der Merwe, Carol-Ann (2011-10-20)
    Appropriately segmented target markets guide effective business strategies. Most South African private banks use wealth to segment clients, for example, into high net worth and high income markets. This ignores the ...
  • Corporate Preference Criteria for Transactional Banking Services in South Africa 
    Murdoch, Jefferson (2012-12-04)
    Understanding the preference criteria of potential corporate clients when choosing transactional banking services is essential for corporate banks. In knowing what is significantly important to clients and equally knowing ...
  • COST AND PROFIT EFFICIENCY OF SOUTH 
    Siyaka, Nokuthula (2011-06-15)
    The purpose of this study is to analyse the cost and profit efficiency of banks in South Africa. The cost-to-income ratio has always been used in the South African banking sector in measuring efficiency. However this ...
  • CREDIT SCORING AND THE CONSTRUCTION 
    Lightfoot, Neil (2011-05-12)
    Automated credit application scoring is integral to lending money. For banks credit application scoring provides a mechanism for managing risk and hence profit: for borrowers it means immediate access to goods and services ...
  • Critical success factors in relationship management in corporate banking in South Africa 
    Owusu, Kwadwo Nini (2011-06-07)
    The rapidly changing competitive banking industry throughout the world has forced banks to place increasing emphasis on establishing and maintaining relationships with their major customers. This research provides insight ...
  • CUSTOMER CHOICE 
    Govender, Krisen (2011-04-13)
    The South African banking landscape has been characterized by changes since the late 1990’s. Within this environment this priority banking arena has also become highly competitive and this is driven by a limited n umber ...
  • Customer retention in the credit card market in South Africa 
    Mudau, Abel (2011-05-30)
    Regulatory, structural and technological factors have significantly changed the credit card environment throughout the world during the past two decades. Increased competition in the credit cards market and the arrival of ...
  • The Delivery of Retail Banking Products to the Unbanked 
    Urquhart, Robert (2011-10-20)
    The banking sector in South Africa is grappling with an imperative to transform of which one of the most significant issues is that of providing banking products and services to a market segment that has historically been ...
  • Demographic factors associated with employee fraud in South African retail banks 
    Gunpath, Emil (2011-04-13)
    The banking industry is prone to fraud committed by employees. According to South African banking trade union, SASBO, employee fraud includes misap-propriating deposits; colluding with external criminals; misusing own bank ...
  • DETERMINANTS AND EFFECTS OF FOREIGN MERCHANT BANK ENTRY INTO SOUTH AFRICA 
    McNaughton, Mary -Jane (2011-07-14)
    The expansion of foreign-owned banks into South Africa portrays similar characteristics to those of foreign bank entry into other emerging economies of the world. The literature on the determinants of entry and implications ...
  • DETERMINANTS OF CUSTOMER SWITCHING BEHAVIOUR IN RETAIL BANKING 
    Munsamy, Herman (2011-07-14)
    There are many studies that highlight the significant benefits of building long-term relationships with customers (Reichheld & Sasser, 1990; Dick & Basu, 1994 and Clayton-Smith, 1996). Hence, understanding the reasons why ...
  • Distressed debt recovery methods 
    van der Walt, Jan Vorster (2011-06-23)
    The way banks recover distressed debt has become an important subject locally as well as on international level. Dedicated conferences are held annually on the benefit derived by using methods other than liquidation to ...
  • Drivers of an African expansion in the South African banking sector 
    Rugonye, George (2012-10-08)
    Banking markets in Africa are becoming increasingly international through financial liberalisation and general economic integration. It has become commonplace for companies to embark on world-wide expansion programmes in ...
  • AN EVALUATION OF THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-ASSISTED HUMAN RESOURCE TRANSFORMATION IN A RETAIL BANK 
    Meyburgh, Marcelle (2011-07-14)
    The objective of this research was to investigate the IT-assisted HR transformation at a Retail Bank. The research firstly sought to determine the strategic imperatives driving the need to change and reposition the HR ...

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