Volume 7 Issue 2

Bimali Wijesundara

University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka

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B.L. Sanjaya Thilakarathne

University of Ruhuna, Sri Lanka

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ABSTRACT

 

This paper concentrate on how far commercial banks in Sri Lanka have been adapted to online banking facilities and its impact on brand loyalty among professional customers. The main research objective of the study is to identify the level of influence made by online banking facilities on brand loyalty of the professional customers in commercial banking sector. The findings revealed that perceived value and trustworthiness influence the brand loyalty among professional customers than the customer satisfaction on brand loyalty. This is in line with an empirical study supporting the notion that trust and other security beliefs influence consumers’ intent to purchase goods over the internet and that perception of internet security influence potential purchasing behavior. Bank management can transform their branches with technology to serve their customers better. This could strengthen the bond with customers and make them more committed to continuing to use the online banking services. 

 

Keywords: Bank Management, Brand Loyalty, Internet Security, Online Banking, Professional Customers

 

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