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Project Presentation

Summer 2016


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

i) Title of the project

ii) Objective of the study

iii) Literature Surveyiv) Methodology

v) Data Analysis

vi) Results and Discussion

vii)Findings and onclusions

viii) Further scope of !nvestigation" if any


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Online Banking OperationsSub#itted by

Arun $u#arReg %o &'((&*+'&

Apr *(&+


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Objective of the stud

To resove custo#er service regarding inaccurate or inco#plete infor#ation about products" services" and pricing,

-otential access to con.dential .nancial institution or custo#er infor#ation%egative public perception if the institution/s on0line services are disrupted or if its 1ebsite is defaced or other1ise presents inappropriate or o2ensive #aterial,


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Literature Surve

!adla"ani #avi $%&&'( de)nes the ter"*banking technolog+ refers to the use ofsophisticated infor#ation and co##unication

technologies together 1ith co#puter science toenable ban3s to o2er better services to itscusto#ers in a secure" reliable" and a2ordable#anner" and sustain co#petitive advantage

over other ban3s#eserve Bank of ,ndia $%&&-(. The three

categories of ,T invest"ent /hard1are"soft1are and !T services


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0ethodologThe spiral model is a software development process combiningelements of both design and prototyping-in-stages, in an effort to

combine advantages of top-down and bottom-up concepts. Also known

as the spiral lifecycle model, it is a systems development method

(SD! used in information technology ("T!. This model of development

combines the features of the prototyping model and the waterfallmodel. The spiral model is intended for large, e#pensive and

complicated pro$ects


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1ata Analsiso move forward, banks should transform their approach to data and

analytics from traditional, product-focused marketing programs to a

%&'-degree customer-focused approach. They should also strive to

break down longstanding silos, invest in state-of-the-art "T systems,hire business-savvy uantitative analysts and data scientists, and

integrate their operations to see the real potential in data. - See more

at) http)**www.baselinemag.com*analytics-big-data*banking-on-big-

data-and-analytics.html+sthash.gh/0.dpuf


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#esults and 1iscussion

"nternet banking is called transactional online banking, because it involves

provision of facilities such as accessing accounts, funds transfer and buying

financial products or services online. The "nternet also helps bankspenetrate other financial markets without reuiring their physical presence

in those markets. The widespread availability of "nternet banking is

e#pected to affect the mi#ture of financial services produced by banks, the

manner in which banks produce these services and the resulting financial

performances of these banks.


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Findings and conclusions

The purpose of the study was to establish the effects of internet banking

on financial performance of banks1 a case study of 2enya 3ommercial

4ank. The ob$ectives of the study were to determine the effect of

cheaper internet costs on performance of commercial banks, to establish

the effect of 56hr banking on the performance of commercial banks andto find out the effect of customers7 "3T competence on performance of

commercial banks.


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Further scope of,nvestigation2 if an

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