Analyzing predictors of customer satisfaction and assessment of retail banking problems in Pakistan
The current study has tried to explore the types of services provided by Pakistan. A total of 1,089 bank customers affiliated with eight major banks across four major cities were interviewed through specified questionnaire. The gender wise distribution is 87% males and 13% female of the interviewed,...
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Muhammad Naeem Anjum [verfasserIn] Bi Xiuchun [verfasserIn] Jaffar Abbas [verfasserIn] Zhang Shuguang [verfasserIn] |
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