The community service activity provides information on shifting the education process during the COVID-19 pandemic and how this situation significantly impacts student entrepreneurs. This activity was followed by sharing and comparing experiences between student entrepreneurs in Malaysia and Indonesia and carried out online via Zoom and YouTube platforms. Students experienced some obstacles, especially in the activity related to the student entrepreneurial unit. These impediments are caused by restrictions on community activity hours to prevent the spread of COVID-19. These obstacles take place not only in Indonesia but also in Malaysia. The solutions are to introduce participants to the School Unit Waste Bank program. The implementation program is to achieve new insights and understanding of existing problems from MSME actors regarding the importance of understanding the strategy of maintaining the business during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Customer-oriented marketing is about engaging the customer in the epicenter of all marketing plans. This study conceptually focuses on the role of customer-oriented marketing in rebuilding business-customer relationship with respect to Post-COVID-19. The study was prompted by the fact that the novel COVID-19 pandemic negatively affected nations’ economies, devastated business-customer relationships, made personal contacts and interactions challenging. Being an empirical study, the researchers made use of bo th primary and secondary data. Data gathered with the aid of questionnaire were analyzed using descriptive statistics. To test the stated hypotheses, customer oriented marketing variables (trust, friendliness, feedback, responsiveness, value creation and convenience) were regressed to find out the extent of association between each of them and repeat purchase which, to some extent, is an evidence of customer satisfaction. Findings revealed a strong relationship between customer-oriented marketing variables and repeat purchase, hence the researchers recommended that marketing managers should create value for their customers, build trust in them, be friendly with them, get regular feedback from them, respond promptly to their requests, and ensure that they make purchases conveniently. All these customer-oriented marketing approaches will ultimately help rebuild businesscustomer relationship so threatened by the pandemic.

This study examines the impact of cultural events on sustainable development in tourist destinations. It explores how cultural events contribute to destination branding and competitiveness, attracting tourists and enhancing the local economy. The study also considers the role of cultural events in providing unique experiences for tourists and improving the quality of life for residents. Through a bibliographic review, the study aims to fill a gap in the existing literature and provide insights for future research in this area.

This study focuses on the influence of principals' administrative skills, particularly transformational leadership, on the academic performance of public secondary schools in Kisii South Sub County, Kenya. It addresses the declining academic performance in the region and the role of leadership in improving educational standards. The study aims to investigate how principals' skills in resource utilization, disciplinary management, teaching-learning strategies, and supervision impact student learning outcomes.

One of the government's efforts as mandated by Law Number 6 of 2014 concerning Villages to improve equitable and inclusive development in rural areas is by budgeting government expenditures through the village fund distribution mechanism. This study aims to formulate a comprehensive strategy that can maintain the performance of village fund management in Banyuwangi Regency and optimize the allocation of village funds so as to achieve sustainable development. The research method used is SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats). Methods of data collection by conducting survey research through questionnaires to respondents who have been determined. Based on the results of the SWOT diagram it is stated that the chosen alternative strategy is the strength-opportunity (SO) strategy, namely use strengths to take advantage of opportunities. Furthermore, the first priority strategy is the Strength – Opportunity strategy, the second Weakness – Opportunity strategy, the third Strength – Threat strategy, and the fourth Weakness – Weakness strategy. Threats (Threats). Thus, in order to achieve optimization of village fund management, it is necessary to have a strong integration of the community, village officials, local government, central government in managing village funds and managing and developing regional potential for community welfare in a sustainable manner.

Manufacturing sector plays a significant role on the global economy and lot of value chain contents are connected within. The giant economies dominate the manufacturing industry where cement is one of the key sectors amongst them. However, many controversial matters are being noticed in empirical studies and business practices about the sustainability and environmental -healthy practices for many of industrial products including cement. Thus, the importance of green manufacturing, innovations and sustainable performances are very critical with the said environmental claims. Alongside, this paper attempts to examine the thoughts, concepts and evidence on environmentally friendly business practices, supportive policies & practices and the application of those sustainable systems with special reference to cements. It has referred the journal artless, formal online sources and industry related publications to develop the discussion. The key investigations have been briefed in the discussion part whilst concluding the future research directions on green friendly processes for overall manufacturing sector companies.

This study analyzed the effect of leadership style on firm performance and examined the mediating effect of job satisfaction. The samples used were 140 managers at PT. Bank Aceh Syariah taken using the Census technique. The analytical tool used was path analysis using the SEM (structural equation modeling) method using Amos. The results showed that leadership style influenced job satisfaction positively and significantly, then job satisfaction influenced firm performance positively and significantly. In addition, leadership style influenced firm performance positively and significantly, and job satisfaction fully mediated between leadership style and firm performance.

This study examined the effect of globalization on organizational staffing using Administrative Staff College of Nigeria (ASCON), Topo-Badagry, Lagos State as a study. Global forces like technology, information communication, culture and politics are transforming organizations worldwide, though, the level of transformation varies from organization to organization. In order to measure the level of effect which globalization has on staffing processes in ASCON, both the independent variable (technological advances) and dependent variables (recruitment, selection and induction) were operationalized, and to answer the questions in this study, three hypotheses were formulated and tested using simple percentage frequency distribution with the aid of Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) software. A sample size of 172 senior staff on grade levels 08 and above were determined from the total population of 302 senior staff in ASCON. The study used descriptive survey design method and data were collected using questionnaire and structured interview. The outcome of the study indicated clearly that technological advances have no effect on recruitment, selection and induction process in ASCON. The study concluded that for ASCON to attract competitive skills and talents, there is need to upgrade its staffing processes with the latest technology and also partner with stakeholders in other public service training institutions of the world.

This study focuses on the influence of principals' administrative skills, particularly transformational leadership, on the academic performance of public secondary schools in Kisii South Sub County, Kenya. It addresses the declining academic performance in the region and the role of leadership in improving educational standards. The study aims to investigate how principals' skills in resource utilization, disciplinary management, teaching-learning strategies, and supervision impact student learning outcomes.

Youth market is always regarded as a potential and lucrative market for the current day retail marketers due to its utter magnitude. The youth consumers are dynamic, fickle and demanding which forces the marketers to concurrently research upon the changing wants and preferences of youth. Youth demonstrate idiosyncrasy towards buying of products that gets reflected in their buying decision-making styles. The following paper, thus, is an attempt to understand the buying decision-making styles of youth by delving the pages of extant past literature. The paper roofs the past studies which have applied Consumer Style Inventory (CSI) derived from Sproles and Kendall model to identify decision-making styles of Indian youth as well as youth belonging to different nations. From the critical review of youth decision-making literature, it is pretty evident that there is variability with respect to number of decision-making styles confirmed in a particular country or cultural set-up. Therefore, from a multi-country perspective, it can be generalized that young consumers display the original CSI traits of high-quality consciousness, brand consciousness, recreational-hedonism, confused due to over choice and impulsiveness and slightly modified CSI traits of value-seeking and fashion-consciousness. The completely unique but relevant decision-making traits extracted from studies, undertaken in different countries were variety seeking, satisfying and value seeking, time energy conserving, information utilization consciousness, loyal trendsetters, store loyals and self-identity consciousness. The findings of the study may stand relevant for the marketers and retailers who often face dilemma while formulating innovative marketing strategies for the youth segment.

The discourse of one-stop shops and governmental effectiveness is such that has drawn related focus across the globe. A one-stop shop is connected with the ease of doing business. This paper tends to review the operations of a one-stop-shop and the general characterization for government effective by drawing our cases from Afghanistan and Azerbaijan. The initiative of one-stop shops in these countries has led to a total reduction in the quest for business registration and licensing. The study reviewed that for Azerbaijan it took over 60 days to register a business outlet while for Afghanistan is took over 13 days or more with lots of administrative hurdles but with the establishment of a one-stop shop the time and administrative time and cost have been reduced drastically these reforms have led to an increase in business outlets. Thus, leading to an increase in business growth and enhancement of economic progress it is, therefore, recommended that there should be a political will that will be able to drive the one-stop shop initiative by this government effectiveness will be sustained.

During this pandemic period, call centers became people’ s first point of contact to get in touch with companies they get services and products from. How can then A.I. help increase customer satisfaction and efficiency of your Call Center Agents? What is the role of A.I. in this new era? In which way is A.I. going to change the very nature of call centers as we know it?.

Today’s business environment is characterized by continuous and rapid change, and agility is becoming one of the key approaches practitioners use to be adaptive and competitive in the turbulent business environment of the 21st century. This study aims to explore the impact of organizational structure on organizational agility. Participants were postgraduate students in the Faculty of Social Sciences, Delta State University, Abraka, who are working in both public and private organizations in Edo, Delta, and Bayelsa States. Although 208 structured questionnaires were distributed to respondents, 187 useful and completed questionnaires were retrieved and analyzed. Multiple regression analysis was used in testing hypotheses. Findings indicate that organizational structure significantly predicted organizational agility. Further, formalization and complexity were positive and significantly related to organizational agility, while centralization was negatively associated with organizational agility, but this relationship was insignificant. The study recommends that management of organizations should emphasis complexity, formalization, and decentralization when redesigning the structure of organizations as these will enhance the ability of the organization to respond to changes taking place in its environment.

Financial performance of listed firms draws attention not only from the government but also shareholders and other stakeholders. The management thus works around the clock to implement the strategic plans as well as turnaround strategies. To achieve this, more emphasize is on investment and financing decisions including the general corporate governance as key ingredients of boosting financial performance of firms in Kenya. Existing empirical studies have focused on the study variables even though not collectively. To fill the gap, the study therefore sought to establish the moderating effects of capital structure and corporate governance in the relationship between asset structure and financial performance of construction and manufacturing firms listed in Kenya. As guided by agency and stewardship theories, post positivist research paradigm and explanatory research design were used. Secondary panel data collected from 12 listed firms was analyzed using both descriptive and inferential statistics. From the panel regression analysis results, both noncurrent as well as current assets positively and statistically significantly affected financial performance. Given interaction analysis, capital structure had a negative and insignificant moderating effect in noncurrent assets-financial performance linkage. On the other hand, capital structure positively and significantly moderated current assets-financial performance linkage. Moreover, a positive and significant moderating effect of corporate governance was documented given the nexus between noncurrent assets and financial performance. Similarly, corporate governance positively and significantly moderated current assets-financial performance linkage. The study thus concluded the existence of enhancing moderating effect, since increase in capital structure increased the effect of currents assets on financial performance. Moreover, corporate governance was an enhancing moderating given that its increase led amplified the effect of asset structure, that is, noncurrent and current assets, on financial performance. Other than the findings having theoretical and practical implications, further research was expected to extend the scope, model as well as measurement approaches for study variables.

Business Process Outsourcing is the act of outsourcing some aspect of your business’s operations to a third-party vendor or service provider. A BPO call center is a team of outsourced agents who handle incoming and outgoing customer calls for other businesses. Philips Personal Health APAC is one of the accounts of Hinduja Global Solutions, one of the Top BPO Industries in the Philippines,that was established and started its operation on August 06, 2018. The starting headcount of the account is 58 employees that includes an Operations Manager, Team Leaders, Analysts, Voice Agents and Non-Voice Agents. In this study, it will focus on the Service Level of Philips Personal Health APAC. Service level is an important KPI that measures the degree of accessibility of a call center to their customers. Service level can have a large impact on service quality, and as a result, revenue. It is therefore imperative that management constantly measure service level over time and engage in preventative or reparative tactics to help enhance service level when it slips

A recent research report introduced the use of the Binomial Probability Density Function [B:PDF] for arriving at an Exact False Positive Error [FPE] and illustrated its use in the audit decision-making context. The illustrative context was the prototypical RePerformance & ReCalculation [Rp&Rc] audit-testing protocol. The Rp&Rc illustration detailed the critical role of the FPE in forming Extended Procedures [EP] testing-boundaries that are usually part of the Analytical Procedures [AP] phase of certification audits. The treatment (i) evaluated the standard Normal-approximations as indexed over the projection regions, but only considered the LHS-quadrant away from the Max-B:PDF-point, (ii) did not detail the asymmetric non-directional computation-i.e., the two-tailed context, (iii) did not consider the Excel™-limitations of creating factorial computations, and (iv) tacitly assumed that the audit InCharge [IC] would have the time, expertise, or inclination to create the B:PDF FPE-screening information. In the AP&EP case, it is clear that a Decision Support System [DSS] is essential to effect such a FPE-Binomial-Screening protocol given that Best Practices requires that the audit is effectively & efficiently executed. Specifically, efficiency is served by using a DSS to create discrete testing protocols for datasets, the ilk of which, are Rp&Rc in nature, and effectiveness by considering the trade-off between the B:PDF and the standard approximations in the two-tailed inferential context. In this research report these lacunae are addressed. A DSS is presented that (i) creates B:PDF information used in forming the AP&EP-information be it symmetric or not, (ii) benchmarks FPEs from the Normal-approximations using those from the B:PDF to create a Learning-Loop, and (iii) navigates between the Binomial and the Approximations when there are sample-size incompatibilities re: forming the appropriate AP&EP inference context. The DSS, called The FPE Profiler [FPEP:DSS], is offered as a download free of charge with no restrictions on its use.

Implementation of electronic government initiatives is a major goal in Kenya as evident in the country’s National ICT Master Plan of 2018-2023. In 2011, the access and usage of computers was estimated at 8.4 per cent and the use of Internet to access government services was at 6.3 per cent. By 2017, the use of computers was reported by 75.1 per cent of public sector employees and the provision of online government services had increased to 43.4 per cent of the public institutions. However, even with the increased usage of modern technologies by most government institutions, the National Government Administrative Units in Kenya are not keeping pace in adopting new technologies. Paper-based service delivery in the sector has caused inefficiencies which has negatively affected provision of services. This study therefore evaluated the institutional determinants of electronic government adoption in the National Government Administrative Units in Kenya, with a reference to Migori County. The study specifically investigated the role of Top Management Support, ICT Policy Framework, Human Resource Capacity and ICT infrastructure in determining adoption of electronic government in the National Government Administrative Units in Migori County. Two theories, the Diffusion of Innovation theory and the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology were utilized to guide this study. The study employed quantitative research methodology and descriptive research design. The target population for the study comprised the 340 National Government Administrative Officers in Migori County. A sample of 184 respondents was selected for the study using stratified sampling. Data was obtained by closed-ended questionnaires and analyzed descriptively for mean, frequencies and standard deviation using SPSS version 22. The study also utilized inferential analysis for correlation and regression to provide complete relationships between the study variables that were studied. The response rate was 90.8%. Regression results indicated that there is a positive and significant relationship between institutional determinants and adoption of e- government of the administrative units of Migori County. The study therefore concluded that a willing and supportive management, implementation of ICT policy framework, skilled human resource and good ICT infrastructure leads to adoption and smooth running of e-government platforms. Moreover, the study recommended managerial and policy adjustments so as to enhance successful implementation of e-government programs in the National Government Administrative Units.

Microfinance has being identified as the important tool for combatting poverty among poor all over the world. The modern concept of microfinance is developed after won the Nobel Prize for Grameen microcredit program in Bangladesh. The concept of microfinance has long history. This paper intended to analyses the concept, history and evaluation of microfinance industry in order to concern with Sri Lankan perspectives.

This paper set out to investigate limitations of the current emphasis of Postcolonial Digital Humanities on the metanarrative of scientific knowledge. Drawing from structuralist and post-structuralist insights in qualitative research, the paper argues that scientific knowledge inscribed in the digital humanities cannot claim a universalist, neutralist and ahistorical character because it is a kind of ideological knowledge and is therefore susceptible to discursivity. Therefore, there is a need for a historicizing model of knowledge economy that is premised on the digital, but at the same time, exposes knowledge as ‘interested’, active, lively and creative in the realm of society rather than as mute, indifferent and disembedded from economic narratives.

This paper set out to investigate the tacit contexts in continental African literatures that are more critical to the knowledge economy from the light of ‘communities of practice’ in order to valorize the view that knowledge is embedded in the construction of the new, post-industrial society. Therefore, literature can be a potent pedagogical resource because it is not created in a vacuum, but is constructed by the social experience of the knowledge economy and its technologies. Drawing from Bruno Latour’s Actor-Network Theory as an explanatory paradigm of the ‘communities of practice’ technology in today’s knowledge economy, it found that the tacit environments as explored by scholars of the literature are extremely rich in potentially conflictual narratives that have to do with sub-narratives of intentionality, historicity, politics, ideology, morality and so forth. It concluded with proposed guidelines on how to manage the ‘communities of practice’ technology in such ways that it would be sensitive to tacit environmental issues that literature as a pedagogical resource proposes and at the same time would be productive and emancipative to emerging nation states.

Every nation aspires to develop its urban and rural areas. The paper explored the effect of financial sector development on agricultural growth in Eswatini using annual time series data from 1990 to 2019 employing the Vector Error Correction Model (VECM) to evaluate the short-run dynamics. Variables included in the model were; the agriculture value added, agriculture employment, real gross fixed capital formation in the agricultural sector, and ratio of M3 to GDP, domestic credit to private sector, inflation rate and real interest rate. Secondary data on obtained from the Central Bank of Eswatini and the World Bank Database online. The Augmented Dickey-Fuller test and Johansen co-integration test were conducted before modelling. The results revealed that that development in the financial sector plays a crucial role in boosting agricultural growth. Agricultural growth requires investment in capital formation, adequate labour force, broad money supply, low and stable levels of inflation and domestic credit to rural farmers. The study found an inverse relationship between inflation, interest rate and agricultural growth. The existence of the inverse relationship will encourage agricultural growth and development in the economy.

The COVID pandemic has wreaked havoc around the world; through economic, social and political aspects. No nation as such has been spared from this pandemic and today as we hope to recover from the blow faced due to the virus, our only savior is a good vaccine to protect us from the virus. Vaccines have been developed to fight this pandemic in record time and these vaccines and their distribution is already having a huge impact on the political and economic situation in nations around the world. This paper sees this very economic and political outlook of the COVID vaccine and states some of the problems that can be faced especially in an Indian context.

The objective of the study is to investigate measures of microfinance elements drawing from concept of financial integrated approach. The constructs and measures were developed from related previous literature. A pilot study was conducted on 30 borrowers of Samurdhi microfinance program in Sri Lanka. Reliability and validity of the measures were tested to confirm the suitability of the items to represent the constructs and test the conceptualized relationship between each constructs. The study was 61 items were adopted form pervious study and 4 items newly introduced in this research. The findings revealed that the suitability of all 65 items to represent the each constructs. The instrument will be useful to future researchers to identify the suitable instrument for their studies. The findings and implications of this study could substantially contribute to the government by offering it a deeper insight into its programs, thereby enabling it to make any necessary adjustments, since the study was based on the government microfinance program. Therefore, policymakers and regulators will be able to introduce better tools for eradicating poverty. Future studies can be introduced various items based on new developed microfinance services.

This study investigates the role of small and medium scale enterprise in solving issues of unemployment and entrepreneurship capabilities in Oman. The study looked at the brief development of SMEs in Oman, the problem and challenges of SMEs in Oman, problem and challenges of SMEs in Oman, prospect of SMEs in Oman and government intervention on SMEs. However, the study concluded government should create policies and programme which will in turn increase the productive capacity of entrepreneurs in the country. Also, that government of Oman should facilitate low cost finance and must be long term, this will enable small and medium enterprises to return loans when payable thus not affecting their business operations and their growth. Lastly. Government should conduct feasible training to enable SMEs grow appropriately.

This study aimed to investigate the effects of unemployment and inflation on economic growth in Sri Lanka for the period of 1990 - 2016. Annual time series data, sourced from the World Bank Development Indicators, were employed for the empirical analysis. This study used Augmented Dickey Fuller Test to test the stationary properties of the timeseries variables while Long-run and short-run elasticities of the variables were examined using the Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) Bounds test co-integration method. The unit root test results indicate that economic growth and inflation are stationery on level but unemployment is stationery after being differenced one. The ARDL bounds test results confirm that a long-run co-integrating relationship exists among inflation, unemployment and GDP growth rate. The estimated empirical results showed that Unemployment and GDP growth rate have a strong negative significant relationship whereas Inflation and GDP growth rate have a positive significant relationship in the long-run.

India Ranks As The World’s Second Largest Market In Terms Of Total Internet Users. The Liberal And Reformist Policies Of The Government Of India Have Been Instrumental Along With Strong Consumer Demand In The Rapid Growth In The Indian Telecom Sector. There Have Been A Lot Of Investment And Development In The Sector. Further Due To Pandemic Covid-19 Attack In 2019-2020, The Demand For Digital Transactions In Each And Every Corner Of The Society Grew Rapidly; For Health Safety Educational Institutions, Large Offices Particularly Service Sectors Are Heavily Dependent On Digital Media.

Succession planning is a critical component in the current competitive environment because the process of identifying and developing key successors for key positions in an organization ensure that the organization has qualified employees for future critical vacancies of management positions. Further in modern world, major business organizations have recognized an effective implementation of succession planning as one of the key strategies to manage employee retention. Thus, the purpose of this research was to examine the relationship between effective succession planning practices and employee retention in information communication industry in Sri Lanka. Using a survey strategy, this study administrated cross sectional questionnaires to collect the data from executive levels employees in the information communication technology industry in Sri Lanka. Simple random sampling was utilized to collect data from 100 employees. The overall hypotheses were tested using correlation and regression analysis with SPSS version twenty. The results of correlation analysis indicated that there is a relationship between succession planning and employee retention in ICT Industry in Sri Lanka with special reference to ABC R&D International (PVT) Ltd. Further, organization culture was identified as the most impactful factor affecting employee retention of the company. The findings also revealed that effective open communication by management, training & development, performance appraisals and good corporate culture are also play significant role in implementation of succession planning in order to retain the workers within the organization.

Infrastructure Development Is Basically Divided Into Two, Namely: Economic Infrastructure And Social Infrastructure. The Availability Of Infrastructure Also Greatly Determines The Level Of Efficiency And Effectiveness Of Economic Activities And Is A Prerequisite For The Rotation Of The Economy To Run Smoothly. The Purpose Of This Study Was To Determine The Regional Characteristics And Development Of Infrastructure Development And The Influence Of Infrastructure Development On Economic Growth In The Tapal Kuda Area, As Well As Infrastructure Development Strategies To Support Economic Growth In The Tapal Kuda Area. The Research Method Used In Achieving The Objectives Of This Study Is Descriptive Statistical Test, Panel Data Regression Analysis. The Variables Used For The Regression Analysis Consist Of Grdp, Number Of Electricity Users, Length Of Roads, Budget For Health And Education Facilities And Clean Water Users. The Results Of Panel Data Regression Analysis In This Study Indicate That The Length Of Roads, Spending On Health, The Use Of Water Sanitation Have A Significant Positive Effect In Influencing Economic Growth And Spending On Education Shows A Significant Negative Effect. Meanwhile, The Use Of Electricity Does Not Show A Significant Effect On Economic Growth In The Tapal Kuda Area.

In Nigeria, the movement-restriction policies, associated with COVID-19 outbreak, disrupted container freight transportation/logistics, particularly on last mile corridors between seaports and hinterland markets. The study compared transportation costs of Twenty-Foot-Equivalent-Units (TEU), on last mile corridors between Onne seaport and the hinterland markets in Aba, Onitsha, Port-Harcourt City, Uyo, Makurdi, Jos, Abuja and Kano; with a view to determining the significances of the increase in TEU container freight transportation costs, via the last mile corridors to the hinterland markets. It also determined the level of disruption to container trade flow and supply chain operations on last mile corridors, between the seaport and hinterland markets. It employed survey method, using questionnaire as survey instrument to collect primary data for pre COVID-19 and in COVID-19 periods. The difference of means model and the paired sample t-test, were used to analyzed the data obtained. It was found that, the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic led to significant increases in TEU transportation costs, on all the corridors. The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic also caused a significant decline in, and disruption of container trade flow from the seaport, to the major hinterland markets. Post COVID-19 economic recovery measures must consider the inflationary influence of the increased TEU transportation costs on last mile corridors.

Restaurant and hotel tax revenue in Banyuwangi Regency has increased. Nevertheless, the contribution of restaurant and hotel taxes is still low on economic growth. Contrariwise, the tourism sector in Banyuwangi Regency has a rapid development. The purpose of this study is to formulate a strategy to increase hotel and restaurant tax revenue in Banyuwangi Regency. The method used in this research is Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) to be able to build priority strategies. The results of this study indicate the main priority factor in the hotel and restaurant tax revenue strategy in Banyuwangi Regency is the supervision system. Strategy to improve the supervisory system with a good tax management supervision system.

The Inspiration Steers Behind This Workout Is To Weigh Up The Financial Performance Of Specialized Banks Of Bangladesh Based On Their Financial Attributes Especially Prioritizing The Financial Proportions As Specialized Banks Are Playing Pivotal In Financial Advancement Of Bangladesh. Two Particular Banks Out Of Three Are Picked For This Research. This Paper Presents The Through Scrutinization Of Financial Performance For The Period 2015–2019 By Enacting Financial Proportions (Ratio). The Proportions Which Have Been Taken Into Consideration Are The Bank's Deposit, Credits, Total Assets, Shareholders’ Equity, Roe, Rod, Roa, Roi, Profit Margin Ratio And Interest Income. Simple Linear Regression Is Taken To Test The Effect Of Bank Size On The Financial Execution Of These Aforesaid Financial Institutions. The Investigation Unleashed That The Banks Maintaining Higher Deposit, Credits, Or Assets Don't Generally Imply That Has Better Benefit Execution. The Examination Additionally Acknowledged The Two Hypotheses And Found That The Financial Performance Of These Banks Is Emphatically Affected By The Bank Size.