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This study therefore investigates the way the banking sector is exploiting technology in order to reduce missed opportunities and realized risks, whether technology has been exploited in order to integrate different systems, by collecting and analyzing massive volumes of data from an unlimited number of sources across multiple locations. Essentially, our research question was answered through the use of content analysis of integrated reports of selected Nigerian banks where the focus is on the manner and the way in which risks have been captured. We content-analyze this section of the integrated report in order to determine whether Nigerian banks indicated in these reports have deployed technology or not and whether or not advanced technology would have been deployed in order to reduce missed opportunities and realized risks.
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Moloi, T., Iredele, O.O. (2020). Risk Management in the Digital Era: The Case of Nigerian Banks. In: George, B., Paul, J. (eds) Digital Transformation in Business and Society. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-08277-2_14
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