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1434هـ ــ 2013م
ملخص الدراسة
A Thesis Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master
of Sciences in Business Administration at the Faculty of Administrative
Sciences - University of Aden
Yasser Yahya Mohammad AL- Subaihi Dr. Mohammad Abdul- Rasheed Ali
Associate Professor
Abstract
The topic of this study has gained a tremendous concern in the literature of contemporary management.
Its importance has been increasing in organizations directly related to customers such as commercial
banks and other similar ones that rely in their orientations and future process and activity on customers
and the extent of customers' loyalty .
The process of customer attraction, satisfaction and retention is one of the greatest challenges facing the
commercial banks. Therefore, these banks have paid great attention to customers, and spared no pains to
enhance the customers' loyalty which is regarded as a source of profitability in the long run.
This study aims to show a theoretical background and a practical scrutiny of those factors influencing
customers' loyalty to the Yemeni commercial banks in Aden Governorate. Additionally, the study tries
to identify the impact of the factors of service quality, customer satisfaction, confidence and delivered
value on customer loyalty to the Yemeni commercial banks.
The study has adopted the analytical descriptive approach that is appropriate to this kind of studies. The
study population (sample) consists of 109430 customers in/of the commercial banks under study. For
convenience, the researcher has selected 375 from among the huge number of the study population.
Finally, the study has reached some findings important of which are the following ones:
1. There is a strong correlation between the influencing factors all-together (represented in service
quality, customer satisfaction, confidence, and customer delivered value) and customers loyalty
to the commercial banks.
2. The study also shows that there is no statistically abstract significant differences in the opinions
of the sample population individuals towards the independent variables (service quality, customer
satisfaction, confidence and customer delivered value).
3. There is no prevalence of statistically abstract significant differences in customer loyalty in
accordance with the demographic characteristics (that are represented in gender, type and bank
name, and years of transactions/dealings).
4. On the other hand, it has been clear that there is no statistically abstract significant differences
between customer loyalty according to the demographic characteristics under study represented
in age, academic level (education) and job type.