2020
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-9183-2.ch007
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The Effects of Cybercrime on the Banking Sector in ASEAN

Abstract: The main objective of this chapter is to investigate the effects of cybercrime on the banking sector in ASEAN. Global challenges on the evolution of cybercrime are in continuous dynamics in the case of emerging or developing countries, so that sustainable development plays an essential role. Moreover, the propagation effects can generate significant damages in the banking sector. Efficient bank management is essential in the context of providing advanced techniques for cyber security. Traditional cyber securit… Show more

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“…The banking system represents a fundamental pillar of the economic growth and macroeconomic stability, especially in the context of globalization. However, the evolution of the banking sector in each country is affected by continuous changing dynamics of the international banking architecture and financial environment (Spulbar and Birau 2019b). Nowadays, a company or startup can provide banking services by providing financial technology (FinTech)-based applications.…”
Section: Banking 40mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The banking system represents a fundamental pillar of the economic growth and macroeconomic stability, especially in the context of globalization. However, the evolution of the banking sector in each country is affected by continuous changing dynamics of the international banking architecture and financial environment (Spulbar and Birau 2019b). Nowadays, a company or startup can provide banking services by providing financial technology (FinTech)-based applications.…”
Section: Banking 40mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, Qualified ASEAN Banks (QABs) focuses on the main challenges of banking sector integration while having positive expectations, although ABIF has the maturity of the implementation limit in 2020. Spulbar&Birau [5] suggested that a robust and dynamic economy needs a financial system capable of channelling financial sources to business entrepreneurs who have the capacity to make productive investments. The banking system is a major pillar of economic growth and macroeconomic stability, considering that financial stability is mandatory for achieving sustainable economic growth.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%