CHAPTER 2 LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1 Internet Banking.

LITERATURE REVIEW. This chapter is the literature review; the purpose of this chapter is to investigate past publications by different authors. This will include textbooks, articles and online publications that could enlightened the readers more on the area of banking and internet security measures, the standard and policy used for internet.

The theoretical banking literature is, however, divided on the effects of capital requirements on bank behavior and consequently, on the risks faced by the institutions. Some academic works point toward that capital requirement clearly contributes to various possible measures of bank stability. On the contrary, other works conclude that capital.

Review of Literature In this field few studies were conducted in India. The researcher reviewed many researches conducted in India and abroad to find out the correct area to carry out the research work, which will fruitful for the professionals and country. Rangan, V. Kasturi and Lee, Katharine L., (2012), “Mobile Banking for the.

Reurink: Financial Fraud: A Literature Review iii Abstract This paper describes the empirical universe of nancial fraud as it has been documented in the academic literature. More speci cally, it describes the different forms of fraudulent behavior in the context of nancial market activities, the prevalence and consequences of.

To state the present situation of the Electronic Banking in Khammam district. Review Of Literature Review of a few important research papers is made in the following paragraphs with an important objective to identify the research gap that exists at present.

Researcher also intends on providing suggestions after analyzing the various other research papers, articles, journals etc. Firstly, emphasis is made to define the term e-banking followed by literature review and methodology planned. Literature review Introduction. E-banking in today’s scenario is a very dynamic concept. It is a kind of self.

Abstract. This paper critically examines the theoretical literature on banking instability that has followed Diamond and Dybvig (1983). It explores the extent to which it (a) explains banking instability within a theoretical context in which financial intermediaries improve on unintermediated markets, and (b) justifies government involvement in the financial intermediation industry.

Pros and cons of Mobile banking Renju Chandran Research Scholar, Dept. Of commerce and Research Centre, St. Albert’s College, Ernakulam, Kerala Abstract- Mobile Banking refers to provision of banking and financial services with the help of mobile telecommunication devices. The scope of offered services may include facilities to.

Diniz, Albuquerque and Cernev Mobile Money and Payment: a literature review. Mobile banking can be understood as a set of mobile banking services, involving the use of portable devices connected to telecommunications networks that provide users with access to mobile payments, transactions and other banking and financial services linked to customer accounts, with or without the direct.

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The literature has pushed in two directions since. One strand of the literature embarked on modeling market structure as endogenous. We will review this part of the literature in Section II. A second push in the literature intended to capture the “special nature of banking competition” by also looking at non-price dimensions of banking.

This chapter reviews the academic literature in trying to understand the special features of the corporate governance, the banking governance and the Islamic banking governance and the different mechanisms of corporate governance. It also reviews research points of many characteristics, such as nature of activities, regulation, supervision.