2019
DOI: 10.2478/cqpi-2019-0005
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The Economic and Social Dilemmas of Management Focused on the Future of Retail Branches of Commercial Banks in Poland

Abstract: The problem of leadership and human resource management in commercial banks is a challenge to the growing dominance of e-commerce businesses. Scientific discussions are invariably focused on pro-competitive activities, however, the economic efficiency of which is not always sufficient. In this paper the authors attempt to identify economic and social factors leading to the future and development of retail branches of commercial banks in Poland. The research was carried out by the means of a diagnostic survey i… Show more

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“…Since one of the banking sector's functions is to provide money to the market for the implementation of businesses that determine economic development, the threat of banking activity in this area requires permanent monitoring [Wanat et al 2019]. As a pandemic consequence, the following phenomena also became a co-occurrence in the Polish market: a decline in the credit debt of the non-financial corporate sector (greater than during the global financial crisis), as well as a tightening of credit policy by banks [Boguszewski et al 2020].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since one of the banking sector's functions is to provide money to the market for the implementation of businesses that determine economic development, the threat of banking activity in this area requires permanent monitoring [Wanat et al 2019]. As a pandemic consequence, the following phenomena also became a co-occurrence in the Polish market: a decline in the credit debt of the non-financial corporate sector (greater than during the global financial crisis), as well as a tightening of credit policy by banks [Boguszewski et al 2020].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%