Q: What is Cosmo Research and Science International Journal (CRSI Journal)?

CRSI Journal is an ISSN Approved international, peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal published by. It publishes original research and review papers across multidisciplinary scientific domains.

Q: Who can submit a research paper to CRSI Journal?

Researchers, academicians, faculty members, PhD scholars, postgraduate students, and industry professionals worldwide are welcome to submit manuscripts.

Q: Is CRSI Journal a peer-reviewed journal?

Yes. CRSI Journal follows a peer review process to ensure quality, originality, and unbiased evaluation.

Q: Does CRSI Journal allow AI-generated content?

Limited AI use is allowed for grammar and language improvement only. AI-generated research content must be disclosed. Please review our Author Guidelines for complete policy.

Q: Is CRSI Journal an open-access journal?

Yes, CRSI Journal is a fully open-access journal, allowing free access to all published articles.

Q: Is CRSI Journal is an ISSN Approved Journal?

Yes, CRSI Journal is an ONline ISSN Approved Journal. ISSN Online is 3108-1584

Evaluating Cost Reduction and Revenue Enhancement Mechanisms in the Nexus between Digital Intensity and Banking Performance in Nigeria.

Authors: Ayadi Moniaye, Dr J. O. Omokehinde, Dr. Oladipo S. I, Prof Akinyomi O.J.

Digital transformation and performance

Paper ID: CRSIJ26000184

Pages: 326-346

Abstract:

This study investigates whether digital transformation within Nigerian deposit money banks primarily improves banking performance through cost reduction mechanism or through revenue-enhancing financial intermediation channels. Using a balanced panel dataset of 12 listed Nigerian deposit money bank... Read more

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The Role of International Trade Institutions in Driving Sustainable Economic Integration in Somalia

Authors: Abukar Sh Ahmed Mursal

Economics

Paper ID: CRSIJ26000209

Pages: 442-471

Abstract:

Decades of protracted conflict, state fragility, and institutional collapse have left Somalia economically isolated, heavily reliant on primary commodity exports, and burdened by persistent structural trade deficits. However, the country’s recent geopolitical pivot toward international trade framewo... Read more

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Commerce

Evaluating Cost Reduction and Revenue Enhancement Mechanisms in the Nexus between Digital Intensity and Banking Performance in Nigeria.

The Role of International Trade Institutions in Driving Sustainable Economic Integration in Somalia