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The difference between behavioral finance and traditional finance


2. The impact of budgetary control on organizational performance
3. An analysis of the use of financial states in assessing corporate performance 
4. Ethical concerns associated with corporate finance and how they can be
managed
5. Heightening clarity and accountability in corporate organizations
6. Management of huge credits in commercial banks in developing and/or
developed countries
7. Merits and demerits of mobile banking in developing and/or developed
countries
8. An analysis of credit management and bank lending practices in developing
and/or developed countries.
9. Relationship between electronic banking and customer satisfaction
10. Investigating loan defaults and their effects on the profitability of banks
11. Pluses and minuses of investment management
12. Sustainability in relation to green governance for industries that are likely to
pollute the environment.
13. How corporate governance and institutional ownership relate to green
patents’ generation.
14. Implementation of risk management programs.
15. Microfinancing and alleviation of poverty
16. Transformation of the banking industry by Information technology (IT)
17. Internal controls within accounting firms
18. Corporate Social Responsibility issues in modern banking systems
19. The integration of banks and cryptocurrency in a demonetized world
20. Cybersecurity issues affecting online banking and online transactions
21. Risk management – this is the area of finance that focuses on managing
unforeseen financial events with the aim of mitigating the effect on the
performance of the company or institution in question.
22. Corporate governance – in this area of finance, the topics entail studying the
systems of processes and rules of a given organization to understand its
governance.
23. Investment management – in this area of finance, the study focuses on the
management of financial resources by a chosen financial body such as a bank.
These resources could be commodities, fixed income instruments, equity, and
alternative investments.

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