A Review-Based Research Agenda on Green Banking Service Practices through Green CSR Activities

Prabhu, Nandini; Aithal, P. S.

doi:10.47992/ijmts.2581.6012.0165

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“…According to a 2002 study by (MS VARALAKSHMI ALAPATI, 2013), the banking industry in India would have to adapt to new challenges and developments. (Prabhu, 2021) 3. RESEARCH DESIGN:…”

Section: Review Of Literaturementioning

confidence: 99%

An Exploratory Research on Challenges in Green Banking Infrastructure: Employees Perspective

Prasad,

2024

GIJMDR

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Banking principles have evolved from conventional to modern, with a focus on client perspective and viability. The greatest threats to the financial industry are those posed by the innovative and creative age. Where there is a daily increase in the updating process. In addition to the difficulties associated with AI and the notion of machine learning. Young and old worked together at the bank, and trend adoption was important. Methodology:Using secondary sources, the authors have conducted a thorough review of the literature and prepared a list of questions for in-person interviews with current and former bank workers. A personal interview was led by a questions over WhatsApp Video Call by a judgmental sampling (non-random) Sampling Method and data was collected from the employees on their consciousness about Green Banking Infrastructure. Significant Results:The information provided by the former bank workers revealed that while some of the problems were swiftly deemed user-friendly, others felt like complicated concepts. The younger employees are delighted that smarter technologies are being used, but they also encounter hurdles from the older employees, some of whom are still learning how to instill practices, and some of whom are extremely adaptable. Implications:It is necessary to be aware of the Green Banking Infrastructure idea; it should also be conceptualized in terms of practical application; it should be adequately trained and developed; and it should be implemented through a reward system.

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“…According to a 2002 study by (MS VARALAKSHMI ALAPATI, 2013), the banking industry in India would have to adapt to new challenges and developments. (Prabhu, 2021) 3. RESEARCH DESIGN:…”

Section: Review Of Literaturementioning

confidence: 99%

An Exploratory Research on Challenges in Green Banking Infrastructure: Employees Perspective

Prasad,

2024

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“…These techniques provide a quick and systematic manner to identify various systemic issues and present a potential for further development. They provide thorough evaluations of many institutions and practices [30][31][32][33][34][35][36].…”

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A Case Study on Human Activity Detection and Recognition

Nandini Prabhu,

Salins

2024

IJMTS

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Purpose: The goal of this research paper is to provide a knowledge of the current state of the Human Activity Recognition (HAR) by carefully combining the available HAR literature. The essay also tries to provide a suitable HAR system that may be utilized for real-time activity detection, including healthcare, surveillance, and suspicious conduct. With a focus on complex and multi-task human activity recognition across various domains, this review study aims to examine the state of human activity detection and recognition techniques while also outlining promising directions for future research and development in the area. Design/Methodology/Approach: By gathering and evaluating the necessary material from worldwide and national journals, conferences, databases, and other resources found through Google Scholar and other search engines, a systematic literature review process was employed. Findings/Result: The comprehensive analysis of the study revealed several techniques for identifying and detecting human activity. There is still room to investigate the role of this technology in different domains to improve its robustness in detecting and recognizing of multiple human actions from preloaded CCTV cameras, which can aid in detecting abnormal and suspicious activities and ultimately reduce aberrant human actions in society. This is true even though the current study reports the investigations of several aspects of Human activity detection and recognition. Originality/Value: This essay proposes a concept map and uses a methodical approach to analyze the variables that affect the identification and detection of human activities. The research project adds to the growing body of study on information sharing by demonstrating its importance. Paper Type: Case Study

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“…Various Green Banking Products: [1] Green mortgages [2] Green credit cards [3] [4] E-Banking [5] Remote Deposit [6] Green savings accounts and bonds [7] Online checking of accounts [8] Green Certificate of Deposits [9] Green home modernization loans [10] Green money market accounts…”

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Unravelling the Path to Green Banking: A Case Study of Karnataka Bank

K.,

Goveas

2024

IJCSBE

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Purpose: Banks are adopting the concept of green banking to minimize both external and internal carbon emissions, which is an emerging trend. This paper aims to study the emerging trends of Green banking in India. The major purpose of the research article is to investigate the concept of green banking initiatives by Karnataka Bank and to examine the problems faced by Karnataka Bank to reach its green banking goals. Karnataka Bank Ltd.’ is the leading top ‘A’ c1ass schedu1ed Indian Commercial Bank. As a premier bank, a diverse array of products and services has been created and tailored to fulfill the varying business or personal requirements of customers. It is one of the leading emerging financial service institutions in India which has several branches all over India Methodology: In pursuit of the paper’s goals, secondary data sources such as books, journals, articles, newspapers, and websites have been employed. Findings: Private and public sector banks have taken necessary steps to reduce carbon emissions. All customers of the bank are offered green products and services and also more concern is shown towards environmental issues. The initiatives taken by most Indian Banks and the offering of green products and services by banks have proved to help preserve environmental balance and achieve sustainable development. Originality/Value: Based on the data available from secondary sources, the paper attempts to examine green banking practices in India and the initiatives of Karnataka Bank. Paper Type: Case Study

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A Review-Based Research Agenda on Green Banking Service Practices through Green CSR Activities

Cited by 17 publications

References 62 publications

An Exploratory Research on Challenges in Green Banking Infrastructure: Employees Perspective

An Exploratory Research on Challenges in Green Banking Infrastructure: Employees Perspective

A Case Study on Human Activity Detection and Recognition

Unravelling the Path to Green Banking: A Case Study of Karnataka Bank

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