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The impact of contactless payment on consumer spending
(Dublin Business School, 2016)This paper estimate the effect of contactless payment do to consumer in terms of chances of overspending rather than paying by cash. The devices that are investigated are debit and credit cards, to which the feature is ... -
The impact of crisis event on the financial managers behaviours concerning the management of the liquidity risks for companies in France. Comparison between the small & medium enterprises and large companies
(Dublin Business School, 2014)Interviews were undertaken with six professionals of the financial segment from SMEs, an International company and an investment fund on the problematic of the liquidity risk. Firstly this thesis will present what are the ... -
The impact of the “Underground Economy” upon the availability of credit and local growth in Southern Italy : the Naples case
(Dublin Business School, 2016)The central research question of this study aims to answer is: Does the “Shadow Economy” or “Underground Economy” affects the credit market (from a Bank’s perspective) in Naples? : Evidence from the local growth. This ... -
Impact of tourism on the Irish economy
(Dublin Business School, 2016)Along with an increase in tourism numbers, there has also been an increase in tourist spending, and in the amount of employment created by the tourism industry. The most important tourism-generating regions are Europe, ... -
Ireland’s National Debt - Is the debt sustainable?
(Dublin Business School, 2016)The national debt of Ireland is enormous. At the end of Q1 2016, the amount owed by the country stood at €206.8bn or €43,453 for every person in Ireland. As a measure of GDP, Ireland’s debt now stands at 80.4%. The debt ... -
Is there real value in investing in Smart Beta ETF funds?
(Dublin Business School, 2015)Investors invest in asset markets to gain investment returns which obviously depend upon the level of risk they take. These investments create value only when the returns are recognised after management fees. One such kind ... -
Labor migration and remittances in the Republic of Moldova : are the remittances efficiently used by the migrants' households?
(Dublin Business School, 2013)Labor migration and remittances in the Republic of Moldova: Are the remittances efficiently used by migrant household? This paper analyzes labor migration and remittances as a current phenomenon in the Republic of ... -
Potential human biases in the Irish banking structure : weighing risks versus incentives
(Dublin Business School, 2014)This dissertation is about the searching for potential human biases in the Irish banking sector. It tries to find out how individual decision makers deal with risk versus incentives in their day to day decision making. ... -
The potential of technological innovation to reduce fraud and increase trust in the Indian banking system
(Dublin Business School, 2019)Everyone deposits their hard earned money with the banks with a hope that they can withdraw their own money on demand. Because of the technological advancement, alternative channels like online banking, mobile banking, ATM ... -
The role of behavioural finance in the risk management framework of banking institutions
(Dublin Business School, 2016)The main purpose of this paperwork is to enlighten and expand the knowledge of the behavioural finance field of study by showing the importance of understanding the financial markets behaviour and evaluate if subsequent ... -
Should options be a part of a Irish companies foreign exchange hedging strategy?
(Dublin Business School, 2015)This research is designed to study the foreign exchange risk management strategies and identify which derivative instruments effectively reduce the exchange rate risk exposures of companies. This study employs a modified ... -
A study analysing the payment behaviour of Non-EEA (NFQ Level-9) students in Dublin
(Dublin Business School, 2017)Recently, there is a significant transition from paper-based to electronic-based payment systems. The aim of this dissertation is to analyse the payment behaviour of the non-EEA students, who are regarded as level 9 ... -
A study of investment strategies : are Brazilians making the right decision when investing their surplus?
(Dublin Business School, 2014)This thesis is about how Brazilians are investing their financial surplus. Nowadays, when an investor decides to maximize capital, it is essential to know which possibilities are available and which ones are more adequate ... -
Survival of the motor trade dealer during a recession
(Dublin Business School, 2016)Over the past eight years the Irish motor industry has been significantly affected by one of the worst recessions Ireland has seen and the first since the 1980’s. Although it has started to vastly improve again, there are ... -
To identify service quality gaps in the Irish financial services industry
(Dublin Business School, 2013)Despite the financial industry crash of 2008 not just in Ireland but on a global scale, the financial services industry remains a key cornerstone of the Irish economy and an important element of the Irish Government’s ... -
UEFA financial fair play : an analysis of the effect of Premier League clubs
(Dublin Business School, 2014)In the late 1990’s it began to become apparent that whilst European football was benefitting from dramatically higher revenues, these higher revenues did not translate into profitability for clubs. Rather these revenues ... -
Understanding role of social media in investor reactions
(Dublin Business School, 2016)The study has been prepared to establish the effect of news from social media websites on the financial decision of investors. Taking into account the research by different researchers, the researcher has tried to establish ... -
Value at risk
(Dublin Business School, 2014)Sources of Market-based Risk Market risk is any risk of losses in a bank’s trading book due to changes in equity prices, interest rates, credit spreads, FX rates, commodity prices, and other factors. Refers to open (unhedged) ...