Strategic Analysis and Strategic Planning for Commercial Banking (An Analysis based a Commercial Bank operating in Sri Lanka)

Sanjeepan, Navaretnarajah

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“…Moreover, Sri Lanka does not own a satisfying market share of prefabrication methods in the construction industry [15][16][17]. An external business opportunity related to market expansion could be explored in countries like the Maldives as they have ideal requirements to go for modular construction due to constraints such as space.…”

Section: Current Status Of Prefabricated Construction In Sri Lankamentioning

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Prefabricated Construction in Sri Lanka: A Proposed Adoption Strategy and a Pilot Case Study from Sustainability Perspective

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Prefabricated construction (PFC) has increasingly been recognised as a viable construction solution that has the potential to address the typical issues of conventional construction. Portability, quick fixing ability, less labour intensity, a massive potential for quality, productivity enhancements, and environmental savings are some of the most highlighted benefits of PFC. Developed nations and other industrialised regions have been applying these construction methods more successfully compared to developing economies such as Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka is slow in adopting PFC because of some inherent barriers. Thus, this study aims to strengthen the case for shifting to PFC in Sri Lanka. Firstly, the current status of the PFC in the Sri Lankan context is described, including the barriers to adoption. Subsequently, an adoption strategy is proposed using the learnings from successful countries. This adoption framework discusses in-depth strategies/ initiatives to overcome current barriers to adopt prefabrication in construction projects. Finally, a pilot case study is carried out to assess the potential of PFC from a sustainability perspective. The results show that PFC has potential time savings and slight improvements in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions than traditional construction in the selected case studies. Reduced times have a huge positive impact on sustainability by cost savings and environmental benefits from less on-site waste and emissions from fuel and electricity usage of construction machines. The outcomes of this study can influence construction industry stakeholders, including government and academia, towards escalating the use of prefabricated technologies to maximise sustainability and project-specific benefits.

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Prefabricated Construction in Sri Lanka: A Proposed Adoption Strategy and a Pilot Case Study from Sustainability Perspective

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Banking strategic management and business model: bibliometric analysis

Kryvych

Goncharenko

2020

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The article is devoted to the analysis of tendencies and research of approaches to the definition of strategic management of the bank in the scientific literature, to the identification of future perspective directions of research of this problem. VOSviewer software was used for bibliometric analysis, the object of the study was 5901 articles in scientific journals indexed by Scopus and Web of Science scientific databases, the study period was the time interval from 1991 to 2019. The article substantiates that in 2007-2009 the focus of the study has shifted from general strategic management issues to risk management issues of the bank’s business strategy. In 2019, the number of papers devoted to strategic bank management increased rapidly – by 343% compared to 2007. The use of the VOSviewer tool revealed 5 clusters of the relationship between strategic bank management theory and other theories based on scientific concepts. The largest research cluster combines the expertise of researchers who study strategic bank management in close connection with concepts that study the bank’s business models, business strategy, competition, banking performance, banking services, and more. The second-largest cluster brought together scholars who study the theory of strategic bank management at the intersection with the theories of strategic planning, finance, commerce, e-commerce, management, information management, planning, investing, technological development, and more. The third-largest cluster brings together scholars who consider strategic bank management through the lens of corporate governance, corporate strategy, financial market trends, retail banking, bank profitability, and more. The conducted research leads to the conclusion that business strategy, profitability, and strategic risk management are the priority components of banking strategic management. Keywords: bank, banking, strategy, strategic management, business strategy, business model.

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Online Banking in Italy. “Widiba Bank” Case Study, PESTLE and DEA Analysis

Faccia

Cavaliere

2021

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Given the great interest and impact generated by the previous article on the “Widiba Bank” case study published in this journal, the authors intend now to provide more insights on the analysis of the current Italian framework. A PESTLE analysis is therefore carried out to identify the main financial and environmental alternative strategies. The object of research is the chosen company Widiba Bank because, despite being a latecomer in the Italian online banking industry, its success demonstrated the importance of the adoption of targeted strategies in the digitized world. The performed analysis PESTLE allowed to provide many insights from different perspectives. The paper then confirmed the analyses by comparing the last 5 years’ performances (measured by the ROE ratio and Deposits Growth as Inputs, and Assets Growth as an Output) of the Italian Online Banking industry (average of the years 2016-2019). The data are retrieved from the Italian Public Registry of Incorporated Companies (managed by the Italian Chambers of Commerce) and processed using the DEA SOLVER software. This article strategically enhanced the knowledge of a previous one focused on the same bank by providing different perspectives and, therefore, a comprehensive view of the Widiba bank case study. It, therefore, aims at producing useful resources for business schools, practitioners, and experts.

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Strategic Analysis and Strategic Planning for Commercial Banking (An Analysis based a Commercial Bank operating in Sri Lanka)

Cited by 3 publications

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Prefabricated Construction in Sri Lanka: A Proposed Adoption Strategy and a Pilot Case Study from Sustainability Perspective

Prefabricated Construction in Sri Lanka: A Proposed Adoption Strategy and a Pilot Case Study from Sustainability Perspective

Banking strategic management and business model: bibliometric analysis

Online Banking in Italy. “Widiba Bank” Case Study, PESTLE and DEA Analysis

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