European Academic Research ISSN 2286-4822
ISSN-L 2286-4822
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Article Details :
Article Name :
Study on Ethics in the Banking Sector in Tirana (Albania)
Author Name :
PhD (c) GENTIAN HOXHALLI, MSc ARSI RISTO
Publisher :
Bridge Center
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Abstract :
This paper aims to analyze ethics in the banking sector in Tirana. This research focuses on explaining the Code of Ethics in Banking and how adaptable and effective it is. Through this research a better understanding can be achieved on what are the causes that lead to non can achieve moral actions and failure to meet the code of ethics in commercial banks. It also reveals what are the consequences of the unethical and immoral actions in the banking sector. In order to better understand this study and analyze the data, was conducted a literature review, citing different viewpoints of the authors, mainly based on ethical issues, banking ethics, professional ethics, values and management in commercial banks. To examine this topic and collect the data for this study, it is used as a research instrument a questionnaire certified with structured content (St. Clements University, 2005) divided into two parts, where the first part of the answers are given only to confirm or negate (YES & NO) and the second part of the answers are given in a descending scale from (5-1). Some hypotheses have been pointed out in this study and their validity has been tested with the SPSS and STATA programs. According to this study, the most influential factors in non-ethical banking are: Low remuneration or improper use of incentives to eliminate fraud in the bank; Lack of training for ethical banking; information technology.
Keywords :
Banking sector, ethics, Albania, survey, data analysis, statistical analysis

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