الإطارالنظري للفساد المالي والإداري في المصارف الإماراتية: دراسة حالة مصرف الإمارات ودبي الإسلامي

The Theoretical Framework of Corruption and Administration in Nasser Emirates: A Case Study of Emirates and Dubai Islamic Bank

Abstract

The goal of this article is to find the theoretical foundation for financial and administrative
corruption in UAE banks. The study's issue is to the widespread financial and administrative corruption
inside UAE institutions, notably in Emirates Bank and Dubai Islamic Bank. The study's importance lies
in its emphasis on elucidating the theoretical framework of financial misconduct inside UAE
institutions, particularly Emirates Bank and Dubai Islamic Bank. The research utilises a theoretical
framework technique based on prior investigations into the theoretical framework of financial and
administrative corruption inside UAE institutions, namely Emirates Bank and Dubai Islamic Bank. The
research yielded many outcomes, notably that corruption was identified subsequent to the global
financial crisis and the disintegration of markets and stock exchanges. This prompted an inquiry into the
origins of financial and administrative corruption. The report suggests that all UAE institutions should
be very explicit about how they are open and honest.