This study investigates the evolving landscape of digital trust in the context of E-Banking systems in Bangladesh. Focusing on customers' confidence, the research explores factors influencing trust formation and maintenance in the digital banking sphere. Utilizing a mix of qualitative and quantitative methods, including surveys and interviews, the study sheds light on the dynamics of trust, security perceptions, and user experiences shaping customers' interactions with E-Banking systems. The findings provide valuable insights for banking institutions, policymakers, and researchers seeking to enhance the trustworthiness of digital financial platforms in the Bangladeshi context.

This research delves into the intricate dynamics of collusion behavior within markets, exploring cooperative interactions among entities under various pricing schemes. Titled "Decoding Collusion," the study employs game theory and econometric analyses to investigate how different pricing mechanisms influence collusion tendencies. By scrutinizing the behaviors of market participants across diverse pricing structures, the research aims to unravel the complexities of cooperative strategies and shed light on the factors influencing collusion in economic environments.

This research delves into the realm of managerial innovation, specifically focusing on the art of open innovation management. Titled "Innovative Leadership: Navigating the Path of Open Innovation Management," the study explores how leaders can effectively steer their organizations through the complexities of open innovation. Drawing on a blend of theoretical frameworks, case studies, and practical insights, the research aims to decipher the strategies and approaches that propel successful open innovation initiatives. The findings contribute to the evolving landscape of leadership in the context of fostering innovation through open collaboration.