Problems of Generating Productive Employment in the Youth Labor Market as a Dominant Risk Reduction Factor for the NEET Youth Segment in Kazakhstan

Khussainova, Zhibek; Gazizova, Maiya R.; Abauova, Gulzhan; Zhartay, Zhanibek; Raikhanova, Gulnur

doi:10.3390/economies11040116

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“…Digitalization has an important goal, namely creating new business opportunities, controlling risks, and developing efficiency and effectiveness, which is used to gain new knowledge that can be used to develop products and improve customer service strategies (Khussainova et al, 2023). Digital transformation requires banks to change their management and operational patterns.…”

Section: Theoretical Studies Banking Digitalizationmentioning

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E-Servqual Digitalization Of Islamic Banks And Customer Retention In Surakarta

Pramesty,

Sukardi

2024

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This study aims to determine the effect of banking digitalization service quality on customer loyalty of Islamic banks in Surakarta city. This type of research is quantitative research with a sample of 100 bank customers who use Islamic bank digital services, using primary data obtained through direct distribution of a questionnaire with a Likert scale, the data is processed using multiple linear regression analysis. The research proves that efficiency, reliability, fulfillment, privacy, responsiveness has no significant effect on customer retention in using bank digital services, as evidenced by the statistical value of each variable, namely 0.763, 0.727, 0.083, 0.225, 0.093 greater than 0.05. Contact has a positive and significant effect on customer retention in the use of digital banking services with a statistical value of 0.012 less than 0.05. This research has implications for strengthening strategies and services in the use of digital FinTech by Islamic banks in Indonesia

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Section: Theoretical Studies Banking Digitalizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

E-Servqual Digitalization Of Islamic Banks And Customer Retention In Surakarta

Pramesty,

Sukardi

2024

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“…Slowing down the global economic recession requires stimulating economic growth and investment, which necessitates a shift in traditional investment objectives from profit maximization and risk minimization to achieving a balance between financial and non-financial goals through the adoption of responsible investment strategies. Such strategies are derived from the concept of sustainable development and contribute to achieving sustainable development goals, ultimately reducing the role of government regulation (Kalabina, Gazizova, Khussainova, 2021;Khussainova et al, 2023;Kurmanov et al, 2019;Iliev et al, 2023;Seitzhanov et al, 2020;Zhartay, Khussainova, Yessengeldin, 2020). Sustainable consumption represents a departure from conventional consumption patterns that are widespread in the Global North and prioritise economic growth and individualistic materialism and requires a more conscious and responsible approach to consumption that seeks to minimise environmental impact, promote social justice, and improve overall well-being (Ismailov & Krivins, 2023).…”

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ESG rating of capital's effect on firms' financing sources: a case study of Asian companies

Shalbayeva,

Ismailov,

Mitkov

et al. 2023

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The study is aimed at presenting the relationship between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and the effect of the work of companies and areas of possible implementation in the largest Asian companies. Corporate social responsibility positively affects a company's business reputation and builds trust with customers who value improved financial performance. Objectives:The purpose of the study is to find any correlation between CSR and firm performance in Kazakhstan and allows for improvement of both the enterprise sustainable development management model and its assessment. Results: Analytical observation, monitoring, and comparison formed the basis of researching the CSR programs of selected companies. NPM, ROA, ROE, and NPM for leading Kazakh enterprises, the augmented Dickey-Fuller unit root test, and the Student's t-test indicate a correlation between CSR practices and NPM, which is an indicator of profitability. Kazakh companies show a connection between CSR practice and firm efficiency, but this only occurs through net profit margin. The analysis revealed a relatively weak quantitative relationship between the main indicators of stock market activity for companies and their net income. The results provide the basis for the hypothesis that business activity indicators in stock markets today are influenced not only by financial performance indicators. One of the key factors influencing companies' positions in stock market indices is their reputation (image) capital, which affects key indicators and ESG market ratings.Conclusions: Research data indicate the mixed impact of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) on corporate financial performance, with evidence of positive, negative, and insignificant relationships. Investing in CSR can enhance a company's value if certain thresholds are met. Companies are recommended to invest more in the social aspects of CSR to boost competitiveness and profitability. The results of the study are consistent with the theory and confirm the fact that CSR practices and firm performance are correlated. The association between CSR activities and financial performance was tested, and the results show that there is a positive correlation among those variables studied in Kazakhstan. The social responsibility of enterprises in Kazakhstan should be considered in two aspects: as a necessary cost item and as strategic reputational investments that contribute to the creation of a more sustainable global world and positively correlate with the financial position of the company.

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