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Adopting and Measuring Customer Service Quality in Islamic Banks: A Case Study

This study measures the perceptions of Islamic bank's red customers in Malaysia using CARTER a new model to measure service quality. The findings of this study show significant validity for d CARTER's 35 items and six dimensions in terms of their importance in both weights and percent...

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Main Authors: Shahril Shafie, Wan Nursofiza Wan Azmi, Sudin Haron
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Kolej Universiti Islam Malaysia 2012
Subjects:
Service quality
Islamic banking
Customer satisfaction
Carter
Online Access:http://ddms.usim.edu.my/handle/123456789/5299
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Summary:This study measures the perceptions of Islamic bank's red customers in Malaysia using CARTER a new model to measure service quality. The findings of this study show significant validity for d CARTER's 35 items and six dimensions in terms of their importance in both weights and percentage. Amongst all six dimensions included in the model, the compliance dimension was reported to be most important by BIMB's customers and a strong link between service quality and customer satisfactions does exist. Thus, this study shows the importance for Islamic banks to place cultural difference in front when adopting service quality.

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