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ZENITH International Journal of Business Economics & Management Research, 2014
In its most basic terms, corporate responsibility can come down to the ethics of a business. Each... more In its most basic terms, corporate responsibility can come down to the ethics of a business. Each company has its own set of core values, but the company's values also touch everyone that the business deals with. Years ago, a company's corporate responsibility was only dictated towards government but today corporate responsibilities are also extended towards its Society, Customers, Employees and Shareholders. There were set laws that had to be adhered to regarding financial and social responsibility. Today, however, corporate responsibility has to take into account the world that we live in on a much wider scale. This paper covers only insurer responsibilities toward their insured persons. This paper is based on secondary information as well as some personal study and experience. This paper covers some areas of Insurance Companies’ Responsibilities towards their Customers like code of conduct of Insurance companies, Actual practicing scenario of Insurance Companies, Rights o...
Prior to the advent of electronic banking, the manual system of banking data, recording and retri... more Prior to the advent of electronic banking, the manual system of banking data, recording and retrieval was in use. As the wind of change started blowing most banks if not all adopted the use of electronic banking (e-banking) for transaction just like any other part of the world, in India today, e-banking is fast becoming the rule rather than exception. A number of good reasons are adduced for this dynamic change in banking systems. One of these reasons is the inherent benefit of e-banking to save time and magnificent efficiency in the speed in the transaction of banking activities and consequently enhancing the performance of banks. Another benefit is the accuracy and reliability of this information if accurate data are inputted. This work is designed to find out the following things; the benefit and problems of electronic banking on banks. The method of data collection were secondary data which comprises of electronic banking guidelines, financial summary of the bank over the years,...
ZENITH International Journal of Business Economics & Management Research, 2014
In its most basic terms, corporate responsibility can come down to the ethics of a business. Each... more In its most basic terms, corporate responsibility can come down to the ethics of a business. Each company has its own set of core values, but the company's values also touch everyone that the business deals with. Years ago, a company's corporate responsibility was only dictated towards government but today corporate responsibilities are also extended towards its Society, Customers, Employees and Shareholders. There were set laws that had to be adhered to regarding financial and social responsibility. Today, however, corporate responsibility has to take into account the world that we live in on a much wider scale. This paper covers only insurer responsibilities toward their insured persons. This paper is based on secondary information as well as some personal study and experience. This paper covers some areas of Insurance Companies’ Responsibilities towards their Customers like code of conduct of Insurance companies, Actual practicing scenario of Insurance Companies, Rights o...
Prior to the advent of electronic banking, the manual system of banking data, recording and retri... more Prior to the advent of electronic banking, the manual system of banking data, recording and retrieval was in use. As the wind of change started blowing most banks if not all adopted the use of electronic banking (e-banking) for transaction just like any other part of the world, in India today, e-banking is fast becoming the rule rather than exception. A number of good reasons are adduced for this dynamic change in banking systems. One of these reasons is the inherent benefit of e-banking to save time and magnificent efficiency in the speed in the transaction of banking activities and consequently enhancing the performance of banks. Another benefit is the accuracy and reliability of this information if accurate data are inputted. This work is designed to find out the following things; the benefit and problems of electronic banking on banks. The method of data collection were secondary data which comprises of electronic banking guidelines, financial summary of the bank over the years,...