Model of managing challenges facing banking system in sanction

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

1 Assistant Prof., Faculty of Management, ,Raja University, Ghazvin, Iran

2 Ph.D. Student, Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Allameh Tabatabaie, Tehran, Iran

Abstract

The widespread and unprecedented international sanctions against Iran have affected the different sectors of the Iranian economy, including the banking system as the economic arm of the government. The reaction of the banking system to the challenges posed by the sanctions should be dynamic, sensible and with a consideration of priorities. Therefore it is necessary to identify the presented challenges, rank them and devise a pattern for managing them.
In this research we set out by identifying 40 different challenges facing the banking system using the Delphi method, and ranking them by the Friedman test.
Next, by conducting interviews with banking experts and analyzing the results, we have offered the proposed solutions as a conceptual model. Finally the validity of the presented model is tested by the Delphi method and the final model is prepared.

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