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Bank-firm relationships and corporate ESG greenwashing. [PDF]
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The banking industry in Jordan
Transition Studies Review, 2008This paper examines the structure and performance of the banking industry in Jordan during the period 2000–2006. The Jordanian banking industry is free of extensive state ownership and government direction of the economy. These positive features are reflected by the absence of dominant state-owned banks and by the limited use of directed credit ...
MIANI, Stefano, DARADKAH DEMEH
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A SPATIAL MODEL OF THE BANKING INDUSTRY
The Journal of Finance, 1977DESPITE UNFLAGGING INTEREST in the structure and performance of the banking industry, systematic explanation of the size-distribution of banks, their location, the spatial distribution of prices and profits, and the entry process remains elusive. There appear to be at least two reasons for this void.
Ali, Mukhtar M, Greenbaum, Stuart I
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Business continuity and the banking industry
Communications of the ACM, 2010Introduction Since the September 11 th attacks on the World Trade Center, tsunami disaster, and hurricane Katrina, there has been renewed interest in emergency planning in both the private and public sectors.
F. ARDUINI, MORABITO, VINCENZO
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2016
We start by providing a description of banks’ main activities, the key functions played by the banking industry in an economic system, and the main types of banks. We then examine the main distinctive features of banking services. Next, we look at bank regulation, its main objectives, tools and historical evolution, together with a brief exam of the ...
SIRONI, ANDREA, VENZIN, MARKUS
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We start by providing a description of banks’ main activities, the key functions played by the banking industry in an economic system, and the main types of banks. We then examine the main distinctive features of banking services. Next, we look at bank regulation, its main objectives, tools and historical evolution, together with a brief exam of the ...
SIRONI, ANDREA, VENZIN, MARKUS
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A microservices experience in the banking industry
Proceedings of the 12th European Conference on Software Architecture: Companion Proceedings, 2018The traditional banking industry is not traditional anymore. Society, economics, regulations and last but not least technology have changed, fostering what could be called a "second baking revolution" (the first one being the introduction of computer-based information systems).
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Information governance in the banking industry
2013 46th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2013As a consequence of explosive growth in the amount of information generated, stored, accessed, and used by organizations, the concept of Information Governance (IG) is becoming important in the information systems management profession. The paper focuses on information governance in the banking industry.
Fernando de Abreu Faria +2 more
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Limit Pricing and the Banking Industry
Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1979A MAJOR ADVANCE in the theory of imperfect competition has been the recognition that established firms may take into account possible actions by potential as well as by existing competitors. In particular, the theory of limit pricing suggests that established firms in imperfectly competitive markets may limit the prices they charge in order to deter ...
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