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The aim of this research is to assess the impact of electronic payments on increasing the volume of deposits in the Iraqi banking sector for the time period (January 2018 – September 2025), using an econometric analytical method that includes descriptive time-series analysis, and estimation of an Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) model. The study uses the indicators of mobile electronic payments and financial transactions processed via the retail payment system (IRPSI) as the independent variables, and the total deposits and current deposits as dependent variables, with the control variables being the money supply, inflation, and oil prices. The results show the gradual growth of the use of electronic payment instruments, especially in terms of the retail payment system, while mobile payments have a limited impact; current deposits are the most significant factor in total deposits. The estimates derived in ARDL show that there is no significant relationship between mobile payments and deposits in the short and long run, while retail payment system transactions have a significant and negative relationship due to its strong relationship with cash withdrawals, particularly cash withdrawals by government salary. The results shown in the control variables indicate that money supply and oil price are important factors in increasing deposits while inflation decreases current deposits because of the loss of purchasing power. Overall, the results indicate that while the electronic payment system is still evolving in Iraq, the use of cash remains at a high level, which necessitates further efforts to boost and reinforce the non-cash payment policy, increase financial and digital awareness, and strengthen the technical systems to promote the efficiency of electronic payment systems and their ability to contribute effectively to the mobilization of deposits within the banking sector.
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The research aims towards measuring the impact of the development of the banking industry on sustainable development, especially after the development of the banking industry in recent years and the transition to digital banking services that have achieved great profits for the banking industry by applying it to the Iraqi banking industry during the period
(2004-2020), using the ARDL model, where the research deals with measuring the impact of the development of the banking industry represented by the independent variables (credit provided to the private sector to GDP,
Total deposits to GDP, and money supply to GDP) on sustainable development, which is achieved through key indicators, which are economic indicators, social indicators, environmental indicators, and institutional indicators, where these approved variables were expressed through indicators (per capita GDP, population ratio in regions urbanization, change in forest area, spending on research and development), and the research concluded the great developmental role of the banking industry to achieve sustainable development as well as the need to develop and provide credit for modern projects that support clean energy and green environment
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This research aims to analyze the relationship of the effect of credit efficiency through indicators (the ratio of total loans to total assets, the ratio of total loans to total deposits and the percentage of provision for loan losses) on the earnings per share of five commercial banks listed in the Iraq Stock Exchange, the research started from a problem that Commercial banks suffer from their inability to employ the inputs in a way that helps them reduce costs to increase returns. The statistical analysis was done by using the cross-sectional data analysis method (Panel Data) through the ready program (EViews v.12), and the financial analysis was done by (Excel). The research reached a set of conclusions, the most important of which is the existence of a significant influence relationship of credit efficiency on earnings per share in commercial banks. The research also presented a set of recommendations, the most important of which is the need to develop solid credit policies to reduce costs and avoid credit risks and default by borrowers, thus reflecting positively on earnings per share.