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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"South African financial institutions"”.

  1. Impact of transaction costs on intra Southern African migrants remittances

    … of officially transferring remittances from South Africa to other Southern African countries have been regarded as expensive compared to other main corridor of south-south remittance, and this has long been recognized as a major drain on the income of migrants and their households. Using data …

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  2. Communicating corporate social responsibility (CSR) through social networks as a new avenue for reputation management

    … This was achieved by exploring how two South African financial institutions, FNB and Capitec, communicated their CSR initiatives to stakeholders on platforms such as their annual integrated reports, websites, and two SNSs, Facebook and Twitter. This research was a phenomenological, …

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  3. A model for the application of the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) and its influence on project management practices in South Africa’s tier one financial institutions

    … in complex, organisation-wide settings. However, South Africa’s tier-one financial institutions face unique challenges in applying SAFe, including fragmented adoption patterns and limited practical guidance. Furthermore, there is a lack of empirical research on the influence of SAFe on project …

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