 Critically Evaluate Consumers' Perceptions Of Electronic Banking Fraud In The UK (2007) The main aim of this study is to critically evaluate
consumers’ perceptions of electronic banking (e-banking) fraud to determine
whether banks need to review their company security policies and procedures to
address customers’ concerns. To achieve this, there will be three objectives:
firstly, to critically review current literature on online banking to identify
and analyse the threats of online fraud, secondly, to review research to
evaluate current UK e-banking security measures and procedures to prevent e-banking
fraud, and finally to undertake primary research using questionnaires to
explore and compare users’ and non-users’ perceptions of online banking. The
issues, types, advantages and disadvantage of e-banking fraud will be looked at
and critically assessed. Also, the researcher will look at what the government
and banks are doing to prevent e-banking fraud. Finally, the researcher will
distribute a questionnaire to determine consumers’ views on e-banking fraud and
investigate how many of them have experienced fraud themselves.
Ref: ict0010 10,000 words - 55 pages in length Excellent use of literature Expertly written throughout Includes questionnaire 1. Introduction 2. Literature Review Introduction Development of E-banking E-Banking Threats Types of Threats Security Measures Protect Consumers Privacy Help Keep Consumers Transactions Secure Encryption Passwords or personal identification numbers Banks Lloyds TSB HSBC Consumer Behaviour/Perceptions Summary 3. Research Methods Introduction Research Strategy Qualitative and Quantitative Data Collection Analysing Data 4. Results Introduction General and E-banking Results Fraud Results Online Facilities 5. Conclusion Limitation 6. Recommendation 7. References and Bibliograpgy Appendices How To Order 1. Select reference number ict0010 from the dropdown list 2. Click the PayPal button 3. Click the "Click Here" button on the PayPal page to submit your credit/debit card payment 4. We will email your chosen dissertation in PDF format within 24 hours |