The Role of the Banking Industry in Achieving Regulatory Brilliance: Evidence from Commercial Banks in Jordan

Authors

  • Laith Yousef Bani Hani Ph.D. Scholar, Department of Commerce & Management Studies, Andhra University, India. Author
  • Hayder Jerri Mohsin Faculty of College of Administrative Technology, Southern Technical University, Iraq. Author
  • Noor Aldeen Kassem Al Alawnh Ph.D. Scholar, Putra business school, University Putra Malaysia, Malaysia. Author
  • Muna Saleem Al Shdaifat Researcher, Mutah University, Business College, Jordan. Author
  • Sara Khaled Alzu bi Ph.D. Scholar UUM Business School, University Utara Malaysia, Malaysia Author
  • Awad Adel Quraan Ph.D. Student Putra business school, University Putra Malaysia, Malaysia Author

Keywords:

Banking Industry, Regulatory Brilliance, Jordanian Commercial Banks

Abstract

Purpose of the study: Study constitutes a relatively new area; the aim of this research is to identify whether the use of technology (Banking Industry) in banking leads to regulatory brilliance. Moreover, study aims to develop the concept of banking industry and its key role in creating a comprehensive and integrated environment and thus to promote the banking sector by introducing the concept of regulatory brilliance.Methodology: A sample of Jordanian commercial banks was selected through our study, and it was distributed to workers (Bank Managers, Clients Departments & Accountants) a questionnaire of (200) forms which includes (30) questions.Main Findings: The results of the study showed a significant impact of the banking industry on regulatory brilliance. As the impact force was one of the changes that occurred in the regulatory brilliance of employees in banks. Thus, the study takes the conclusion that the banking industry, which encourages workers to develop and disseminate technology and expand the employees’ vision by departments in these banks, has a clear impact on enhancing regulatory brilliance.Applications of this study: Regulatory brilliance can play a key role in promoting the banking industry by creating a comprehensive and integrated environment that encourages innovation, efficiency, and financial inclusion. Banks that adopt regulatory brilliance can stay ahead of the curve and provide better services to their customers, while contributing to the overall development of the economy.

 

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2023-07-30