Maulid,, Haji
(2019)
Factors Influencing Electronic
Fraud in Banking Industry in Tanzania: A Case Study of Peoples Bank of Zanzibar.
Masters thesis, The Open University of Tanzania.
Abstract
The study was examined how banking industry in Tanzania protects customers
through electronic banking services. E-banking is becoming more important in bank
system because fraud affecting productivity of the banking services. The study
realizes that due to some unfaithful persons, hackers and cybercriminals have taken
advantage of the modality of concluding e-banking to deceive, or mislead any
payment. Frauds in e-banking services globally occur as a result of various
compromises in security ranging from weak authentication systems to insufficient
internal controls. In this research the population of the study are all bank staff that is
working inside People bank of Zanzibar limited in different branches in Tanzania.
The purposive sampling technique was used to select the respondents. The author
uses a sample of 30 banking experts to answer the questionnaires to represent the
population. The banking officials chosen have a great knowledge of the technical
issues related to the factors influencing electronic fraud in Tanzania. The study used
majority of its respondents from fraud auditors and supervisors who had the primary
responsibility of detecting and preventing fraud. The respondents accept
strengthening of internal controls and systems was very effective strategy by 93.3%,
improving numeration packages was effective by 100% but introducing hotlines and
call centres was effective but not much. Other strategies were also seen effective
including mandatory vacations and shuffling. The conclusion shows that People
Bank of Zanzibar have good internal controls to combat fraud cases especially online
frauds. PBZ gives it workers ethics trainings to stop them committing fraud. And
lastly, the researcher concluded that PBZ staff is being paid good numerations in
order to prevent them of committing fraud cases.
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