Title of article
Investigating Ideals of Professional Ethics in Islamic banking
Author/Authors
Kalantari ، Babak Department of Management - Islamic Azad University, Kerman Branch , Salajeghe ، Sanjar Department of Management - Islamic Azad University, Kerman Branch , Sheykhi ، Ayyub Department of Statistics - Faculty of Mathematics and computer - Shahid Bahonar University of Kerman
From page
58
To page
67
Abstract
Introduction: Islamic banking is a type of banking or banking activity that is consistent with the rules of Islam and naturally emphasizes moral issues. The purpose of this study is to examine the ideals of professional ethics in Islamic banking in Iran. Material Methods: According to the purpose of the present research, it is an applied research type and according to the method of data collection, it is a non-experimental research type of correlation research and structural equation modeling. The statistical population included the managers of the Agricultural Bank, who were selected by a complete sampling of 430 people. The instrument was a questionnaire. Finally, the data were analyzed by structural equation method. Results: The results show that there is a significant and positive relationship between the two dimensions of organizational structure and the ideas of professional ethics, as well as between the legal, public, free and royal thinking styles of managers and the ideas of professional ethics. While there is a significant and negative relationship between conservative thinking style and ideals of professional ethics. Conclusion: The presence of moral values in the banking industry means the elimination of all criminal operations including fraud, bribery and corruption, and it is undoubtedly influenced by the thinking styles of employees and managers and organizational variables.
Keywords
Professional ethics , Thinking style , Organizational structure , Islamic banking
Journal title
International Journal of Ethics and Society
Journal title
International Journal of Ethics and Society
Record number
2767561
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