Relationship with the community and social–emotional competence of youth in Sarawak, Malaysia

Yusuf, Keezrawati Mujan; Zakaria, Abd Razak; Sulaiman, Abdul Muhsien; Hutagalung, Fonny

doi:10.1201/9780429444562-28

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“…The study by Yusuf et al, (2014) aims to examine the relationship between financial failures and performance of local banks operating in Malaysia from 1990 to 2010, assessing financial performance by the equity profitability ratio and financial failure by the ratio of loan loss provisions to total debts. The results indicate a statistically significant negative relationship between financial failure and performance, showing that banks experiencing financial difficulties have lower performance and that increased loan losses negatively affect banks' equity profitability.…”

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“…Thus, it can be said there is a significant relationship between performance and bankruptcy risk among large insurance companies, but this relationship should be viewed as just one element of a complex equation. To support this assertion, the following studies are referenced: [Opler and Titman (1994), Campbell, Hilscher, and Szilagyi (2011), Tan (2012), Yusuf, Karim, and Yunus (2014, Shahwan (2015), Shaukat and bankruptcy risk needs to be viewed from a broad perspective, helping us understand the multifaceted factors affecting business sustainability.…”

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Financial Performance and Bankruptcy Risk Analysis: An Application on Private Health Insurance Companies in Turkey

Karavar,

Yaman

2024

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This research evaluates the correlation between the financial performances of seven insurance companies operating in Turkey from 2018 to 2022 and their risk of bankruptcy. In the study, data obtained from the year-end financial statements of the companies were used, weights were assigned to the criteria determined by the ENTROPY methodology, and the performance rankings of the companies were obtained using the WASPAS method. The Altman-Z model was applied to determine the risk of bankruptcy. The decisive criteria in the financial performance ranking are profitability ratios such as Asset Profitability, Equity Profitability, and Net Profit Margin. While Turkey Insurance and Anadolu Insurance's leadership positions in the sector were identified, Ray Insurance and Mapfre Insurance were determined as the companies showing the weakest performance. Although the research shows that financial performance affects the risk of bankruptcy, it also reveals that it is not the sole factor in determining the likelihood of bankruptcy. In this context, the evaluation of financial performance in the insurance industry should be considered as part of a more holistic risk assessment approach.

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Financial Performance and Bankruptcy Risk Analysis: An Application on Private Health Insurance Companies in Turkey

Karavar,

Yaman

2024

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“…The technology acceptance factor in this study included perceived usefulness, perceived ease-of-use, and perceived enjoyment elements. Sarawak physical developments have led to significant lifestyle differences (Yusuf et al, 2018), especially among the younger SMEs as technologies are shaping their daily lives. This may influence younger SMEs to adopt ebusiness in their business activities, particularly perceived usefulness, perceived ease-of-use, and perceived enjoyment toward the attitude in e-business adoption.…”

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Technology Acceptance Model to Unveil Factors Affecting E-Business Adoption: A Small and Medium Enterprise Perspective

2023

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An E-Business platform is a vital tool that provides SMEs with a platform to turn their traditional business into an advanced business model. Due to the rapid development of the Internet, there has been an interest in how to encourage the owner or manager of SMEs in Sarawak. In particular, the purpose of this paper is to investigate SMEs' behavioral intention of adopting an e-business platform to focus on the perceptions of the users in terms of usefulness, ease of use, and enjoyment of attitude toward e-business. The questionnaire on e-business adoption was specifically designed and used to survey a purposive sample of SMEs from Sarawak, Malaysia, and 228 testable responses were obtained. The data were analyzed using Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) 26.0 and Smart Partial Least Squares (SmartPLS) 3.0. The result indicates that ease-of-use and enjoyment have a significant positive relationship with attitude, whereas the usefulness has no significant relationship with attitude. Besides, SMEs' attitude also significantly influences e-business adoption. This study provides novel insights into the factors influencing the e-business adoption among Sarawak SMEs, highlighting the importance of ease-of-use and enjoyment in shaping attitudes toward e-business. This finding extended the current understanding of e-business adoption by Sarawak SMEs. The implications, limitations, and conclusions of the study are outlined.

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Relationship with the community and social–emotional competence of youth in Sarawak, Malaysia

Cited by 2 publications

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Financial Performance and Bankruptcy Risk Analysis: An Application on Private Health Insurance Companies in Turkey

Financial Performance and Bankruptcy Risk Analysis: An Application on Private Health Insurance Companies in Turkey

Technology Acceptance Model to Unveil Factors Affecting E-Business Adoption: A Small and Medium Enterprise Perspective

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