SAVIN DRIVERS WINDOWS 7 VER 3.4.00 KEYGEN

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The investigation revealed that customer satisfaction variables have significantly influenced the loyalty of customers of banks involved in this study. The purposive sampling technique was used to administer 250 questionnaires to customers of universal banks in Ghana in which 170 usable questionnaires were retrieved for analysis with a response rate of 68 per cent. Participants were drawn from among the customers of universal banks in Ghana.

The study adopts the positivist traditional stance with a quantitative approach. This study therefore is aimed at investigating the relationship between customer satisfaction and customer loyalty in the post crisis banking sector of Ghana. This has resulted in many companies undertaking numerous product design and innovation to satisfy customers. The withdrawal of the licenses by the Bank of Ghana has impact on customer loyalty and satisfaction, which has not been significantly investigated in a post crisis banking sector of Ghana. The banking industry in Ghana is facing corporate governance challenges, which has led to non-performance and subsequent withdrawal of operating licenses. The banking industry is immensely important to the socioeconomic development of emerging economies by facilitating the exchange of money between depositors and borrowers. The paper contributes to the literature in area of customer satisfaction in electronic banking Theoretical and managerial implications of the findings have been discussed, and limitations are noted. It was found that, generally, customers of the two banks are dissatisfied with the promptness of reception of responses to customer request, the ability to be guided online to resolve problems, offering of preferentially lower fees/ rates and charges, and reasonability of the transaction fee for online banking transactions, but are less satisfied with the quickness of web pages loading when using online banking transactions.

Moreover, income influenced the satisfaction of customers for IBSQ generally. The findings are that customers of Merchant Bank, Ghana (MBG) are more satisfied with the IBSQ than those of Ghana Commercial Bank (GCB). The study was a cross-sectional survey that employed the use self-administered questionnaire to collect primary data from a sample of 200 respondents of two banks through personal contact. This paper empirically examines Customer Satisfaction (CS) with internet banking service quality (IBSQ) in the Ghanaian banking industry.

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