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Year published: 2008

The Human Factor in Banking History

The publication The Human Factor in Banking History: Entrepreneurship, Organization, Management and Personnel discusses the human factor in banking history and the importance of the organisational structures for banking operations.

Publication details
  • Edited by: Edwin Green, Monika Pohle Fraser (co-editor Iain L. Fraser)
  • Language: English
  • Year published: 2008
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Contents of the publication

The publication The Human Factor in Banking History: Entrepreneurship, Organization, Management and Personnel includes the proceedings of the same-titled international conference held in Athens in 2004.

The topics discussed in the conference included:

  • The role of entrepreneurship and business management in the development of banks.
  • The social parameters defining these phenomena.
  • The main factors affecting the personnel’s contribution to the overall business performance.
  • The importance of diverse organisational structures and changes in banking operations.

Edited by: Edwin Green, Monika Pohle Fraser (co-editor Iain L. Fraser)
Place and time: Athens, 2008
Dimensions: 24 x 16 cm
Pages: 323
Cover type: Hardcover
ISBN: 978-960-98363-2-6

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