Antecedents And Outcome Of Corporate Community Development Practices: A Study Among The Islamic Banks In Bangladesh
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Date
2019-07
Authors
Hossain, Md Shamim
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Universiti Sains Malaysia
Abstract
The present study aims to examine the antecedents (standardisation, mission and values,
governance structure) and outcome (beneficiary satisfaction) of corporate community
development (CCD) practices. This study used a cross-sectional research design in which the
questionnaire survey method was employed to collect data. Data for this study included the
perceptions of beneficiaries of Islamic banks in Bangladesh (IBB) regarding the link among
standardisation, mission and values, governance structure, and beneficiary satisfaction. The
population of the study comprised all the CCD beneficiaries in the Islamic banks in Bangladesh.
Because of the lack of a complete list of beneficiaries, the sample was taken using the judgmental
sampling technique, part of the purposive sampling of a nonprobability sampling design. A total
of 281 useable questionnaires were returned, giving a response rate of 39.03%. Partial Least
Square (PLS) second generation structural equation modelling (SEM) software was employed
to test the hypothesized relationship. The result of the present study revealed that CCD practices
have a significant influence on beneficiary satisfaction. The direct effects of standardisation and
governance structure on CCD practices were found to be significant, but mission and values on
CCD practices was found to be insignificant. This study contributes to address the beneficiary
satisfaction by exploring antecedents of CCD practices in IBB subsidiaries at social levels and
integrating stakeholders’ views. Finally, the present study provides theoritical and practical
implications and recommendations to existing CCD practitioners, benefactors, and leaders, to
improve their efforts to enhance CCD practices and increase beneficiary satisfaction.
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Antecedents , The Islamic Banks