The rapid rise in the growth of mobile technology throughout the world is a phenomenon that has been particularly remarkable among poor people, largely because of the prepaid model and ability to store and transfer cash. ...

The banking industry is a key sector in the Kenyan economy. As profit seekers, commercial banks are inclined to formulate policies that aim at diversifying their portfolio and thus guaranteeing some minimum rate of return. ...

Electronic business practices in commercial banks have become an operational strategy to meet business goals and objectives. This is because the operation is able to handle both complex and simple tasks with huge benefits ...

This study sought to determine the extent of use of financial derivatives among commercial banks in Kenya. The research methodology used was a Correlation design and the population of study was Commercial Banks in Kenya ...

Credit risk management has become an important topic for financial institutes, especially since the business sector of financial services is related to conditions of uncertainty. The turmoil of the financial industry ...

The financial/banking sector is human capital intensive since it relies heavily on its human resource capital to offer services to its clients. This implies that the human capital plays a critical role in order for the ...

The purpose of the study was to assess the effect of financial innovation on commercial bank’s financial performance as the key players in the banking sector over a period of 4 years. Kenya’s financial sector has undergone ...

During the macro-economic instability period of the early 1990's the less developed countries that was occasioned by the aid-conditionality liberalization prescribed by the Brettonwoods institutions, financial institutions ...

This study sought to determine the relationship between Capital investments and financial performance among Commercial Banks in Kenya. The research methodology used was a Census survey design and the population of study ...

Capital provides buffer against losses and thus it ensures safety and soundness of the financial institutions. It is necessary to ensure that the banks have sufficient capital. Capital regulations are therefore put in ...