THE BANKING PRACTICES AND GENERAL BANKING FUNCTIONS UNDER AL-ARAFAH ISLAMI BANK LTD BANGLADESH by Samiul Haque ID: 0930163 An Internship Report Presented in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Business Administration INDEPENDENT UNIVERSITY‚ BANGLADESH November 2012 2 The Banking practices and General Banking Functions under Al-Arafah Islami Bank Ltd THE BANKING PRACTICES AND GENERAL BANKING UNDER ALARAFAH ISLAMI BANK LTD BANGLADESH by Samiul Haque ID: 0930163
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Uganda a Periphery Nation Introduction / Geography & Demographics Uganda is a small‚ landlocked country‚ smaller than the state of Texas‚ located in Central Africa (on the Equator) with only a lake as a water source. Landlocked means that a country is surrounded by other land (countries) without rights to or access to waterways. "Uganda is landlocked by Kenya‚ Sudan‚ Democratic Republic of Congo‚ Tanzania‚ and Rwanda" (Uganda Country Summary‚ 2001). As a landlocked country‚ the social issues
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Summary of the case The Charles Martin in Uganda story shows how companies can often be at adds with a manager who is managing operations in a distant land. The values and normal tendencies of a company can sometimes be interpreted much differently by the manager on the ground. In this example‚ we will look at how Charles Martin dealt with cultural differences of Uganda and the U.S.-based Hydro Generation (HG) Company. On the surface‚ the diverse culture could be seen as a turn off to foreign companies
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INTRODUCTION Consumer Perception Definitions Customer and Consumer -The term “customer” is typically used to refer to someone who regularly purchases from a particular store or company .The term "consumer" more generally refers to anyone engaging in any of the activities used in definition of consumer behavior. Therefore‚ a customer is defined in terms of a specific firm while a Consumer is not the individual buyer-The most commonly thought of consumer situation is that of an individual
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Banks and Bank Systems‚ Volume 3‚ Issue 3‚ 2008 Atsede Woldie (United Kingdom)‚ Robert Hinson (Ghana)‚ Habib Iddrisu (United Kingdom)‚ Richard Boateng (United Kingdom) Internet banking: an initial look at Ghanaian bank consumer perceptions Abstract Internet banking is a tool in the service delivery arsenal for banks. This study focuses on client-bank relationship and on how Internet adoption may improve the qualitative relationship between banks and firms in Ghana and the business they
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Case Study-1 Course: International Business (MGT 372) Section: 5‚ 6 Case: Charles Martin in Uganda Faculty: Ms. Samira Rahman (Smi) Submitted by: Group 10 |No. |ID |NAME |SECTION | |1 |072 349 030 |Nusrat Amin |6 | |2 |073 522 030
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Background Technology is the powerful force that drives the world into a converging commonality. (Levit‚ 1992). According to Combs et al.‚ (1992). Technology has been one of the most indispensible and vital factors for the development of mankind since the beginning of time. Technology is of no doubt very beneficial to man because it brings about easier and more convenient way of doing things. The successful use and implementation of Information and communication technology (ICT) in developed countries
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are many immigrants from United States. Historical events such as World War 2‚ and nuclear testing on the islands has a huge effect on the Marshall Islands‚ but the islands are still beautiful‚ and people keep their traditional life style. Robert Barclay‚ an author of the novel “Melal”‚ usually deals with U.S military occupation to the Marshall Islands. The author describes colonization‚ westernization and environmental damage to the islands by nuclear testing. When he was young‚ he used to watch
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Before the Barclays acquisition in 2005‚ why had South Africa received so little foreign direct investment (FDI)? In the 1800’s‚ most of the foreign investment in South Africa’s economy financed extraction of gold and diamonds. Because these industries were so capital intensive‚ South Africa began the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) and by 2006 had become one of the largest and most advanced in the developing world. The JSE had over R3.3 trillion in market capitalization at this time. From the
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FINANCIAL REPRESSION AND FINANCIAL REFORM IN UGANDA Martin Brownbridge Summary The banking system in Uganda is among the weakest in Sub-Saharan Africa. Its liabilities comprise less than 10 per cent of GDP‚ it is highly oligopolistic and inefficient in performing many basic banking functions‚ and the largest bank and several smaller banks are insolvent. The financial policies of the pre-reform period aimed to control banking markets‚ ostensibly for developmental and other non commercial
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