Study Of The Impact Of Regulatory Framework And Bank Initiatives On The Adoption Of Internet Banking In Malaysia, Singapore And Hong Kong

Study Of The Impact Of Regulatory Framework And Bank Initiatives On The Adoption Of Internet Banking In Malaysia, Singapore And Hong Kong

The motivation for this study is the belief that the poor response to Internet banking in Malaysia springs from an inadequate Regulatory Framework for customer protection and the lack of initiatives on the part of the banks in promoting this new delivery channel. In an attempt to find support for th...

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Main Author: Tan, Swee Ho
Format: Thesis
Published: 2007
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HG1710 Electronic Funds Transfers
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spelling my-mmu-ep.12802010-08-19T04:04:33Z Study Of The Impact Of Regulatory Framework And Bank Initiatives On The Adoption Of Internet Banking In Malaysia, Singapore And Hong Kong 2007-01 Tan, Swee Ho HG1710 Electronic Funds Transfers The motivation for this study is the belief that the poor response to Internet banking in Malaysia springs from an inadequate Regulatory Framework for customer protection and the lack of initiatives on the part of the banks in promoting this new delivery channel. In an attempt to find support for this belief, data was also collected from two other countries in the Asia Pacific region namely Singapore and Hong Kong, which are relatively more developed than Malaysia. 2007-01 Thesis http://shdl.mmu.edu.my/1280/ http://myto.perpun.net.my/metoalogin/logina.php phd doctoral Multimedia University Research Library
institution Multimedia University
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topic HG1710 Electronic Funds Transfers
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Tan, Swee Ho
Study Of The Impact Of Regulatory Framework And Bank Initiatives On The Adoption Of Internet Banking In Malaysia, Singapore And Hong Kong
description The motivation for this study is the belief that the poor response to Internet banking in Malaysia springs from an inadequate Regulatory Framework for customer protection and the lack of initiatives on the part of the banks in promoting this new delivery channel. In an attempt to find support for this belief, data was also collected from two other countries in the Asia Pacific region namely Singapore and Hong Kong, which are relatively more developed than Malaysia.
format Thesis
qualification_name Doctor of Philosophy (PhD.)
qualification_level Doctorate
author Tan, Swee Ho
author_facet Tan, Swee Ho
author_sort Tan, Swee Ho
title Study Of The Impact Of Regulatory Framework And Bank Initiatives On The Adoption Of Internet Banking In Malaysia, Singapore And Hong Kong
title_short Study Of The Impact Of Regulatory Framework And Bank Initiatives On The Adoption Of Internet Banking In Malaysia, Singapore And Hong Kong
title_full Study Of The Impact Of Regulatory Framework And Bank Initiatives On The Adoption Of Internet Banking In Malaysia, Singapore And Hong Kong
title_fullStr Study Of The Impact Of Regulatory Framework And Bank Initiatives On The Adoption Of Internet Banking In Malaysia, Singapore And Hong Kong
title_full_unstemmed Study Of The Impact Of Regulatory Framework And Bank Initiatives On The Adoption Of Internet Banking In Malaysia, Singapore And Hong Kong
title_sort study of the impact of regulatory framework and bank initiatives on the adoption of internet banking in malaysia, singapore and hong kong
granting_institution Multimedia University
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