1.1 Introduction The author very conscious of the fact that responsibility for food lending rise with the banks and government and in the writing of this problem obtaining a banking loan by small scale industries from Nigeria banks which is intended to y-ray the difficulties encountered by bank customer in obtaining loan. I hope that have been able to alert the banks and government of this ugly situations which hampers general economic. The content has been segmented into chapter and each...
ABSTRACT This research project is a very crucial study for the Nigeria Banking Industry. The research work is aimed at identifying the causes of liquidity problems in the Nigerian Banking Sector. By this concept, factors militating against Bank liquidity as well as measure to remedy such factors are also identified. To solve the research problem secondary source of data was extensively used by the research that in the review of related materials by prominent writers and authors. This helped i...
ABSTRACT This researcher work is a survey of an analysis of the effect of interest rate deregulation on the profitability of commercial banks. The research to work tried to find out among other objectives, the impact of deregulation of interest rate policy on the profitability of commercial bank. In carrying out the research, the regression and correlation method were use to analyze statistically to tools. The result obtained indicated from the hypothesis tested that the null hypothesis was...
INTRODUCTION This chapter deals with the background of the study statement of problem, objective of study, research questions, significance of the study, hypothesis, scope, limitation of the study and definition of terms. 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The era of oil boom in 1970’s in Nigeria economy lead to the nations over reliance on oil as its main source of revenue and there by ignoring other sectors of the economy hence a mono-product economy. Because of this, most of the industries est...
1.1INTRODUCTION Liquidity of banks means “The ease with which banks assets could be converted into cash”. The liquid assets include cash in the banks vault with the central banks and to their government securities that have not been used as these assets is cash. There are many reasons why a bank should have 0reasonable liquid assets in it assets portfolio, these include to be able to meet prompt demands for deposits withdrawals, that is, the banks must maintain confidence and also be able...
ABSTRACT Frauds and Malpractice are gradually becoming rampant and a daily occurrences in our banking industry while the bank management are busy working out means of detecting, checking frauds and malpractice, the frauders on the other end are busy designing new methods of circumventing those measures in conjunction with some dishonest bank staff. It should be pointed out that the effect destabilizes banks not only that, hinders growth of banks and attaining their aims and objectives or goal...
ABSTRACT This study focuses on finding out the extent to which development banking has aided in development of the Nigeria Economy through financing and granting of medium and long term loans for capital projects and other related services like providing technical services to their bank customers who engage in promotional activities to stimulate interest on new projects. The study adopted a his historical method of investigation because of the absence of the questionnaire and the nature of th...
ABSTRACT Universal banking has been of controversial issue among partitions and regulation of financial sub-sector of Nigeria economy. However most of these decisions have been flamed by lack of common understanding of what universal banking is and what its implication night wellbeing. The research attempt to redress that situation by presenting, a well accepted understanding of the system. Secondly discussing its applicability or lack there of to Nigeria commercial services and industry. A...
INTRODUCTION 1.1BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The function of the state government in recent times include the provision of amenities infrastructures which are capital intensive in nature over the years most state government especially in the developing countries have been carrying out such functions with finds from external sources as loans, grants and development assistance or aids. These sources have often been complemented with domestic resources as statutory allocations from the federation a...
INTRODUCTION 1.1BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY It is certain that Nigeria is endowed with a lot of natural resources. These resources to mention but a few are skel, crude oil, natural gas, Iron ore, palm oil, ground nut yam, cassava etc. these resources found the major export earning before the era of independence an generate 80% of our then total revenue the precolorual era could be regarded as era of substance economy. Each community then was noted for one particular raft or the other some familie...
ABSTRACT Research concerns “Bank failure” causes and consequences” Bank failure in our banking industry has become a peculiar household word in this country, which cannot be overemphasized. It is a re-current issue, which caused to captivate many individuals and banks, which has caused untold hardship to collective individuals, individual, stakeholders. This ugly scene has paved way for losses of staggering sum of money and investment by some banks. As a matter of facts, Banks distress ...
1.1INTRODUCTION Most businesses use planning and budgeting procedures to prepare for the future. Manufacturing firms need to understand the relationship of sales revenue to product costs, selling expenses and administrative expenses as yearly as possible in product development. Therefore, the practice of standard costing and budgetary control system has been a crucial area of concern for manufacturing firms in Nigeria it is known that in this technological age, that for an organization to mak...
INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND TO THER STUDY like case in many countries, commercial banking started in Nigeria long before the central bank was established where as the first commercial bank branch was established in Nigeria as far back as 1892, it was only in 1958 (66 years) after that the central bank of Nigeria was established by the bank of Nigeria act of 1958. it started full operations on 1st July 1959. Prior to the establishment of the central bank of Nigeria, the role of a central bank ...
INTRODUCTION 1.2BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Banking business started as far back as the seventeenth century. When the receipts issued by Goldsmiths to depositors were used as a means of exchange in commercial transaction. Because these receipts were accepted generally, they became transferable too. A bank is an institution where money and valuables are kept for safety purposes. Bank also lend money known as loan, pay out money on the customers order by means of a change and bank draft and also gi...
INTRODUCTION 1.1BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The performance of the Nigeria banking sector has been a serious concern to the generality of Nigeria. Such Nigerians includes but are not restricted to politicians, the military, the academic community , industrialist , traders, and even the peasant community. As one reflects on the present state of the sector, one cannot but come to the sad conclusion that all is not well. Actually, the method of expressing the dissentient within the banking s...