7 research outputs found
Strategic actions to regulatory change : How banks adapt to PSD2
PSD2 is an EU directive implemented 1st May 2018 that forces banks to share information related to account information and payment initiations to third-party providers. The aim of the directive is mainly to increase integration, effectivity and competition on the European payment market. With increased competition for banks, revenues are expected to decrease and previous literature on PSD2 are consistent with the fact that strategic actions beyond compliance have to be made. However, there is no previous studies on how banks are strategically adapting to PSD2. The purpose of this thesis was to examine how banks are adapting strategically to PSD2, this to provide a better understanding about how banks are adapting to new regulatory changes. The research question "What strategic actions are being performed within banks due to PSD2?" was answered through a qualitative research by conducting semi-structured interviews with the four largest banks in Sweden. The interviews were analyzed through a thematic analysis approach. Five main implications could be concluded: (1) strategically, the researched banks are doing more than merely complying to PSD2, (2) some of the researched banks are planning to provide services that goes beyond PSD2, (3) the researched banks are creating digital platforms through open APIs, (4) innovation in the researched banks increases due to PSD2 and (5) collaborations in the researched banks increases due to PSD2
ĂvergĂ„ngsarbetet mellan lĂ„g- och mellanstadiet i Sverige : - Vikten av lĂ€rarsamarbete gĂ€llande EngelskĂ€mnet.
This study has a fourfold focus. Firstly, the study aims to fill a gap in research regarding teachers and principalsâ perceptions on transition work and collaboration in school years K-3 and 4-6 in the subject of English. Secondly, the study explores how these views affect students' academic achievement in the subject. Thirdly, the gathered data is compared to previous research and Swedish national governing documents and guidelines on the matter. Lastly, the study collected suggestions for improvements with regards to transition work and collaboration based on previous research and our respondentsâ views.  The basis for the study is data collected from 42 teacher and 10 school principal respondents who answered qualitative and quantitative questions regarding the issue. The findings indicate that teachers and principals' views do not always align regarding transition work. The study shows a great discrepancy in how Swedish schools collaborate around transition, where some Swedish teachers report well-functioning transition work and collaboration and some report the complete opposite. Furthermore, the findings indicate that students' academic performance is affected by the quality of teachers transition and collaboration work. Lastly, the study identifies some key factors that are necessary for well-functioning transition and collaboration work to transpire. Denna studie har ett fyrfaldigt fokus. Först Ă€mnar den att fylla ett hĂ„l i forskning som behandlar lĂ€rares och rektorers uppfattningar om övergĂ„ngsarbete och samarbete mellan skolĂ„ren F-3 och 4-6 i EngelskĂ€mnet. Sedan utforskar studien hur dessa uppfattningar pĂ„verkar elevers akademiska prestationer i Ă€mnet. I tredje hand jĂ€mförs den samlade datan med vad tidigare forskning, Svenska styrdokument och riktlinjer sĂ€ger i frĂ„gan. Till sist sammanstĂ€ller studien förslag pĂ„ förbĂ€ttringar pĂ„ övergĂ„ngsarbetet och samarbetet baserat pĂ„ respondenternas bidrag och tidigare forskning. Forskningsunderlaget utgörs av data som samlats frĂ„n 42 lĂ€rare och 10 rektorer som svarat pĂ„ kvalitativa sĂ„ vĂ€l som kvantitativa frĂ„gor om Ă€mnet. Fynden indikerar att lĂ€rares och rektorers syn pĂ„ övergĂ„ngsarbete inte alltid överensstĂ€mmer. Studien visar vidare en grav diskrepans mellan svenska skolor i hur de samarbetar kring elevers övergĂ„ng mellan lĂ„g- och mellanstadiet, dĂ€r nĂ„gra av lĂ€rarna rapporterar ett vĂ€l fungerande samarbete och andra det helt motsatta. Fynden indikerar Ă€ven att elevers akademiska prestationer kan pĂ„verkas av kvalitĂ©n pĂ„ lĂ€rarnas samarbete och övergĂ„ngsarbete. Slutligen identifierar studien nĂ„gra nyckelfaktorer som Ă€r nödvĂ€ndiga för att skapa ett vĂ€l fungerande övergĂ„ngsarbete och sammarbete.
Strategic actions to regulatory change : How banks adapt to PSD2
PSD2 is an EU directive implemented 1st May 2018 that forces banks to share information related to account information and payment initiations to third-party providers. The aim of the directive is mainly to increase integration, effectivity and competition on the European payment market. With increased competition for banks, revenues are expected to decrease and previous literature on PSD2 are consistent with the fact that strategic actions beyond compliance have to be made. However, there is no previous studies on how banks are strategically adapting to PSD2. The purpose of this thesis was to examine how banks are adapting strategically to PSD2, this to provide a better understanding about how banks are adapting to new regulatory changes. The research question "What strategic actions are being performed within banks due to PSD2?" was answered through a qualitative research by conducting semi-structured interviews with the four largest banks in Sweden. The interviews were analyzed through a thematic analysis approach. Five main implications could be concluded: (1) strategically, the researched banks are doing more than merely complying to PSD2, (2) some of the researched banks are planning to provide services that goes beyond PSD2, (3) the researched banks are creating digital platforms through open APIs, (4) innovation in the researched banks increases due to PSD2 and (5) collaborations in the researched banks increases due to PSD2
En bortprioriterad grupp : En kvalitativ studie kring de biologiska barnens betydelse i familjehem utifrÄn familjehemssekreterarnas arbete.
The purpose of this study is to illustrate how family home secretaries are discussing the conditions and importance of the biological children in foster families. Through this we want to gain an understanding of the subject and contribute with knowledge that can generate further research. Previous research shows that biological children are under prioritized in foster care. We were curious about what foster care secretaryâs actually do for this group of individuals in their work. To get this information we interviewed six social workers who works with foster care. Our six informants were located in different municipalities in southern Sweden. The theoretical perspective we used were the norm of the core family, from private to public and the last theory we used were risk- and protection factors. The qualitative method for the study was semi- structured interviews that we transcribed and coded for our results. The results shows that the biological children gets often overridden due to the lack of resources and that the different municipalities argue differently about the need to support the biological children. The biological children in fosterfamilies has an important roll and meaning for the fosterchildrenâs wellbeeing. Another result show that familychanges affects the biological children but the social workers dontât reflect about that
The impact of age when learning English as a second language in the early school years
Denna studie undersöker om tidig Älder anses vara den framgÄngsrika faktorn för hur man lyckas utveckla ett andrasprÄk. Enligt Muñoz (2008) hÀvdar hon att andrasprÄksutveckling frÀmst beror pÄ barnets biologiska mognadsprocess, hjÀrnutveckling, talförmÄga och hörsel. Att lÀra sig ett andrasprÄk pÄverkas ocksÄ starkt av hur ofta elever kommer i kontakt och fÄr anvÀnda andrasprÄket. Baserat pÄ detta betyder Muñoz (2008) att det inte Àr Äldern som avgör hur vÀl en individ lÀr sig ett andrasprÄk, men det Àr de nÀmnda faktorerna som spelar en roll för Äldern. DÀrför tyckte vi att detta var ett mycket intressant och extremt diskuterat omrÄde att utforska.
VÄra resultat visar att mer forskning behöver göras för att besvara frÄgan om en tidig Älder anses vara faktorn för hur man lyckas utveckla ett andrasprÄk. Andersson (2017) sÀger att vuxna lÀr sig ett andrasprÄk snabbare Àn ett barn, men barn kommer sÄ smÄningom att bli överlÀgsna andrasprÄks anvÀndare. NÄgra av resultaten i vÄr forskning visar att den bÀsta tiden att lÀra sig ett andrasprÄk Àr före 17.4 (Hartshorne, Tenenbaum & Pinker, 2018). Vissa sÀger att det Àr mellan Äldern 7-13 och vissa av forskarnas pÄstÄenden att det Àr troligt att det Àr omöjligt att faststÀlla ett resultat till detta forskningsomrÄde, för sÄ lÀnge du inte har sett en ung elevs utveckling sida vid sida med en vuxna personer, och inte följt av protokoll, kan du inte dra nÄgon slutsats till denna frÄga (Muñoz, 2008). Utöver detta har den forskning vi har funnit visat att det inte Àr omöjligt att lÀra sig ett andrasprÄk flytande som vuxen, Àven om vissa sÀger att det krÀver mycket mer anstrÀngning. Andra sÀger att det till och med kan skada inlÀrningsresultaten. McLaughlin (2012) hÀvdar att försök att lÀra sig ett andra sprÄk som vuxen kan skada inlÀrningsresultatet eftersom vuxna har en överlÀgsen kognitiv funktion (McLaughlin, 2012).Abstract
This study investigates if early age is considered to be the factor on how to successfully developing an L2. According to Muñoz (2008), she claims that L2 development primarily depends on the child's biological maturation process, brain development, speech ability, and hearing. Learning the L2 is also greatly influenced by how often pupils come into contact and are allowed to use the L2 language. Based on this, Muñoz (2008) means that it is not the age that determines how well an individual learns an L2, but it is the aforementioned factors that play a role in concerning age. Thus, we found this to be a very interesting and extremely debated area to explore.
Our findings show that more research needs to be done to answer the question if an early age is considered to be the factor in how to successfully develop an L2. Andersson (2017) states that adults learn an L2 faster than a child, but children will eventually become superior L2 users. Some of the findings in our research show that the best time of learning an L2 is before the age of 17.4 (Hartshorne, Tenenbaum & Pinker, 2018). Some states itâs between the years of 7-13 and some of the researchersâ claims that pinpointing a result to this area of research is most likely to be impossible, because as long as you have not seen a young pupilâs development side by side with an adult person's, and not followed it by protocol, you cannot draw any conclusion to this question (Muñoz, 2008). Additional to this, the research we have found has shown that it is not impossible to learn an L2 as an adult fluently, although some say it requires a lot more effort, some states that it even could harm the learning outcomes. McLaughlin (2012) claims that trying to learn a second language as an adult could harm the learning outcome since adults have a superior cognitive function (McLaughlin, 2012)
Strategic actions to regulatory change : How banks adapt to PSD2
PSD2 is an EU directive implemented 1st May 2018 that forces banks to share information related to account information and payment initiations to third-party providers. The aim of the directive is mainly to increase integration, effectivity and competition on the European payment market. With increased competition for banks, revenues are expected to decrease and previous literature on PSD2 are consistent with the fact that strategic actions beyond compliance have to be made. However, there is no previous studies on how banks are strategically adapting to PSD2. The purpose of this thesis was to examine how banks are adapting strategically to PSD2, this to provide a better understanding about how banks are adapting to new regulatory changes. The research question "What strategic actions are being performed within banks due to PSD2?" was answered through a qualitative research by conducting semi-structured interviews with the four largest banks in Sweden. The interviews were analyzed through a thematic analysis approach. Five main implications could be concluded: (1) strategically, the researched banks are doing more than merely complying to PSD2, (2) some of the researched banks are planning to provide services that goes beyond PSD2, (3) the researched banks are creating digital platforms through open APIs, (4) innovation in the researched banks increases due to PSD2 and (5) collaborations in the researched banks increases due to PSD2