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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Saudi banks"”.

  1. The influence of organisational culture on job satisfaction, organisational commitment and turnover intention : a study on the banking sector in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

    … commitment and employee turnover intention in banks in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The main objectives of this thesis are: (1) to examine the applicability of Quinn and Rohrbaugh's Competing Values Framework of organisational culture to a Saudi Arabian context; (2) to plot the cultural profile …

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  2. The Relationship between Corporate Governance and Business Ethics in Saudi Listed Banks

    … corporate governance and business ethics in Saudi-listed banks using an accountability framework and by examining the perceptions of key stakeholder groups. In order to achieve the study’s aims, two methods were employed: semi-structured interviews and a questionnaire survey. The findings …

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  3. Developing a framework to facilitate employee engagement culture: a case of Saudi Arabia Banks.

    … research interest (Saks and Gruman 2014). The Saudi banks are an important component of Saudi Arabia’s financial system. In light of the emerging high volume of business activities, Saudi banks are keen to inspire worker participation and employee engagement. This behaviour will allow banks to …

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  4. Risk regulation in Islamic banking: Does Saudi Arabia need to adopt the risk regulation practices of Basel?

    … finance often argue that the success of Islamic banks in the UK and Malaysia during the 2007-8 Financial Crisis is proof of the proposition that all Islamic banks (IBs) are immune from sub-prime-mortgage type shocks. The implementation of Basel practices in Saudi Arabia will be very difficult and …

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