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THE EFFECT OF INFLATION ON THE ECONOMY.

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ABSTRACT

Inflow generous is a macro topic in coming, which is inevitable of lexicon. It persistent increases in the general price cover of community. Also, it could be described as a situation pursuing few gooses. Furthermore, it could be described as a site. Or where there is a full in the purchasing power on naira currency. Under this topic we will pay more attention to the effects and causes of inflation in Nigeria.
The group information for the project, such as obtaining from the early eighties till now.
At the end of this work, the group will seem it fit have procreated a well and appreciable project.
TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER ONE
1.1 SATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
1.2 RATIONAL OF STUDY
1.3 SINGNIFIANCE OF THE STUDY
1.4 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
1.5 DEFINITION OF TERMS

CHAPTER TWO:
2.1 THEORETICAL REVIEW
2.2 EMPERCIAL REVIEW
CHAPTER THREE:
3.1 HYPOTHESIS OF THE STUDY
3.2 RESEARCH TOOLS AND PROCEDURE
3.3 SOURCES OF STUDY
3.4 LIMITATION OF THE STUDY

CHAPTER FOUR:
4.1 DATA PRESENTATION
4.2 ANALYSIS OF DATA
4.3 DISCUSSION OF THE RESULT.

CHAPTER FIVE:
5.1 SUMMARY OF THE STUDY
5.2 CONCLUTIONS
5.3 RECOMMENDATION ON THE STUDY
5.4 RECOMMENDATION FOR FURTHER STUDIES

BIBLIOGRAPHY AND REFERNCES.
CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION
Statement of the problem.
The inflationary period is a time of high price of goods and service. Onah (2005) this works the quantity and type of products (good and services) purchasable by individuals and corporate body at any point in time. The problem passed by this, is that individuals and corporate bodies in the society are unable to purchase the quantity of desired products during inflation.

During inflation, income earners especially those with fixed income and very poor ones in the society find if difficult to match with the increasing prices of goods and services. This continues as long as price rises and there is fall in the purchasing power. Standard of living must
be emphasized.
More values of money is being required by individuals for the purpose of desired products during an inflation period as opposed to normal economic situations. This brings about decline in the purchasing This results in a problem as the ability of individuals to purchase “products” in the light of continued rising prices become reduced.
Also of importance is the issues of inflation giving rising to the different society wish income as the distinction factor. There is a large gap between income of foxed income earners and profit earner. This is because the income profit earners rise with the rising prices of products as opposed to those of fixed income earners.
Again worthwhile to note is the fact that during inflatary period, savings decline. This could analyzed the people tend to spent more of their income due to higher prices of products.
This result into a problem because a declaimed in savings gives birth to low investment which detents economic growth
The important questions to ask, there are how will the individuals be able to purchase the desired mix of products? How will the fixed income earners be able to maintain their standard of living at period of continuous rising in prices? How dose a poor man make both and meet under a decline purchasing power? How will the government bridge the gap between the fixed income earners and profit earners?
1.2 RATIONAL OF THE STUDY
The rational of the study is important to people of Nigeria to know the effects of inflation in an economy.

As we have know what inflation is all about and as well the effect it has in an economy, we need to fight it very seriously to prevent it coming to our economy because it may come in, the economy is to suffer much on it. Inflation has a very bad affects even to the fixed salary earners mostly where a staff or civil servant has a fixed amount of money as salary can never meet up all he needs because

DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENT SECURITY PERFORMANCE AND CAPITAL MARKET EFFICIENCY, THE NIGERIA PERSPECTIVE

DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENT SECURITY PERFORMANCE AND CAPITAL MARKET EFFICIENCY, THE NIGERIA PERSPECTIVE

PROPOSAL

 

The main purpose of conducting this research is to ex ray the effect of dividend announcement on security prices in order to determine whether the Nigeria capital market is efficient and at what form of its efficiency.

Many searchers have attempted to determine the efficiency from of Nigeria capital market. Empirical results observed from their research has tended to suggest that the efficiency  from of Nigeria capital market is weak and others, in the semi- strong form. However very jew have attempted to analyze the effect of dividend announcement do have impact on stock priles. This observation to the best of my knowledge have not been reasonable or scientifically studied in Nigeria.

Considering the act that Nigeria capital market. Is under development assessing relevant information was discover pain staking there were no easy reliable published data on divided  announcement as it is prevent in other advanced economic like USA limited period of time and unavailability of appropriate research facilities contribute  their quota as hindrance to this research work.

But base on the jew available relevant data, decision was made to address this research work on a small sample size and upon securities on the first tier market so that to give dividend announcement in information starting from the ones previously announced. This information will affect the stock prices spontaneously. And at the this research will equally lends credence to the observation that Nigeria capital market is efficient in the semi strong form.

Chapter 1:  Introduction

  • Background of the Problem
  • Statement of the Problem
  • Objectives of the Research
  • Research Questions
  • Statement of Hypothesis
  • Scope of the study and Its Delimitation
  • Organization of the Report

Chapter 2:  Literature Review

  • Evolution of the Nigeria Capital Market.
  • Major Participation’s in the Nigerian Capital Market
    • The Central Bank of Nigeria
    • Development Finance Institutions
    • Issuing Houses
    • Stock broking firms
    • Securities and Exchange Commission
    • Stock Exchange
    • Share Registrars
    • Commercial Banks
    • Insurance companies and Pensims / Provident funds
  • Dividend
    • Forms of Dividend
    • Factors influencing Dividend Policy
    • Stability of Dividend
    • Relationship between Dividend and Share prices
    • Information content of Dividends
    • Random Walk Theory of Share Price Movements
    • Random Walk and an Efficient Stock Market
    • Varying Degrees Efficiency
    • Week form Tests or Weak form of Efficiency
    • Semi-strong form Tests and semi-strong Efficiency
    • Strong form Tests and Strong Form Efficiency
    • Implications of Efficient Market Hypothesis
    • Empirical Studies of Capital Market Efficiency in Nigeria
    • Dividend Announcement and Capital Market Efficiency.

Chapter 3:  Research Methodology

  • research Design
  • Sources of Primary & Secondary Data
  • Population & Sample
  • Data Collection Techniques
  • Data Analysis Technique
  • Hypothesis Test Statistic
  • Limitation of Research Methodology

Chapter 4:  Analysis and Presentation of Data.

  • Presentation of Primary Data
  • Analysis and Presentation of Data According to Research Questions
  • Analysis and Presentation of Data According to hypothesis.

Chapter 5

  • Summary of Findings
  • Conclusion
  • Recommendation
  • Suggested Research Work

CHAPTER ONE

 

INTRODUCTION

  • BACKGROUND TO THE PROBLEM

The availability of information is crucial to the successful pursuance of virtually every human endeavor. However, Hirshleijer and Riley (1979) observed that in order for any particular piece of information to be beneficial to the user, it must have precise definition and value. While the definition relates to the message about the various events that may happen, the value is about the payoffs likely to be derived by acting on the message received. If a message is not understood by the people for whom it is meant, no action may be taken. If an action is taken at all, it may be a wrong one. Even when the message is understood by the people concerned, their reaction may differ from one another depending on the values perceived to be derived from acting on the message. The values derivable from the message may also be different among people depending on the message as well as the perceived net benefits or utility resulting from taking actions.

Several actions may be taken after receiving an information. Some of the actions may be Optimal, while others may be sub-optimal. The optimal action was defined by Copeland & Weston (1983)2 as the product of the conditional probability of an event taken place given the receipt a message and the utility resulting from taking an action, given that a particular event has occurred. There is also the marginal probability of receiving a message, the optimal action taken on receiving the message and the expected utility to be derived, given the arrival of the message.

Problems arise when economic agents fail to act on relevant information. Such in action may be due to lack of understanding of the message being put across or due to lack of resources to benefit from the information. For example, firms may release their dividend figures to the Capital market if the information contained in released dividend is not understood by the market participants and investors, appropriate portfolio adjustments may not be made through trading of shares. If on the other hand, investors react appropriately to dividend announcements by adjusting their portfolios, which in turn manifests in share price changes, firms may not understand why the market determined their firms’ share prices the way it has done, if they also do not understand the message being put across by investors. It is therefore important for both the firms and investors to understand information available in the capital market. The understanding of the available information will go a long way to enhance the quality of decision made by firms and investors.

There is no gain saying in the fact that firms take various decisions about their operation on daily basis. These decisions can however be classified into three broad categories. These are production, investment and finance decisions. These are decisions should be optimal if the intended results are to be attained. With regard to investments, firms face decisions on optimum combination of real and monetary assets to be invested with a view to establishing and maintaining the productive process necessary to produce the optimum level of output from the optimum combination of factor inputs. The third type of decision the finance decisions concern the optimum combination of resources of money capital required to finance the optimum assets investments. These three major decisions are interdependent. For instance, money capital is required to produce goods and services. Thus, the decision nexus, which should be optimal, confront firms from time to time.

Firms do not take decisions in isolation. Rather, they take cognizance of happenings in the stock markets where their long-term money capital is raised in the form of equities and / or bonds. Both the firms and investors operate in the stock markets, with the former playing the role of producers / borrowers, while the latter function as savers or investors. The adequate understanding of available information is particularly important in the stock markets where securities are traded. It is the understanding of publicly available information which determines to a large extent, whether or not securities will be appropriately priced.

The perceived value of information arising in the stock markets depends on whether or not it reveals any new thing to the market participants. If no new message is contained in the information, security prices may not be affected. It is also possible for the information arriving in the market to be underutilized. Fama (1976) aptly noted this obvious divergence between publicly available information and information utilized by the market in determining security prices in “Reply to Efficient Capital Market Comments”. The underutilization of publicly available information may be due to the inability of market participants to understand its full ramifications. It may however, be due to intervention by capital market regulations E.g. Securities & Exchange Commission or the stock Exchange. In Nigeria, the Nigerian stock Exchange regulates share pricing by imposing a cap on the movement, up or down of prices on any trading day.

There are several information generating events that affect stock prices. For example, earnings announcements, merges & acquisition announcements, dividend announcements etc. This study intends to utilize dividend announcements as the relevant information set.

 

  • STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

It is important for the stock market to correctly determine security prices. This is because the resulting prices serve as a signal of relative attractiveness and yield to investors. Share prices, if correctly determined also serve as an index of performance of the various firms whose shares are being trade. For example, the share prices of profitable firms should be higher than those of loss-sustaining firms, all things being equal.

The effectiveness of share prices being a good measure of firms performance in the Nigerian Stock Market is however, rather limited. For instance, the Nigerian stock Exchange imposes a cap on movement of share prices in either direction, on any trading day. This action may prevent share prices from adjusting speedily to dividend information. Thus no matter how handsome firms profits are in any particular year, the prices of their shares around dividend announcements cannot rise beyond a specified limit. The reverse also holds for loss-sustaining firms. This is a big problem plaguing the market.

There is also the problem of trading volume being low when compared to other emerging stock markets. The thinness of the Nigerian stock market is attributable largely to the buy and hold behavior of majority of Nigerian investors. Alile (1994) 4 observed that in the Nigerian stock Market, institutional investors constitute the bulk of shareholders. In  addition, foreign investors hold not less than 40% of equity market Capitalization. If these two groups of shareholders who rarely trade their shares are added together, one is therefore not surprised about the relatively low turnover of shares in Nigeria. When share are not frequently traded, their prices may not change for the duration in which they are not traded. The more frequently shares are traded, therefore, the more frequently their prices are appropriately determined by the market.

Another problem plaguing the Nigerian stock Market is the effect of monetary policy which may not favor the growth of the market. For instance, interest rate remained largely administered in Nigeria since in dependence in 1960. With the exception of 1988-1990, 1992-1993 and 1996 to present day when interest   rates were allowed to be market determine subject to a specked maximum spread between average cost of bank fund, and their lending rates, ceiling where imposed on interest rate. Usually, such ceilings were how and they encouraged companies to rely an financing their projects with rather cheap browned funds from banks. This implies less  recourse to the capital market for financial and there fore  less trading activity on the Nigeria stock exchange.

There is no running away from the  fact that thee above mentioned problem may individual  or severally impede stock market efficiency.  The extent to which  market   efficiency may be hinded by the problem however remain debatable. It is on the background of the fore going problems that  this study examines the efficiency of the Nigeria  capital market using dividual  announcement as the relevant information set. Because dividend announcement is only one of the many information generating event that have a direct impact on stock prices constant.

 

  • OBJECTIVE OF THE RESEARCH

This study has the over all objective of determine the efficiency of the Nigeria capital market by using dividend announcement as the relevant information set. Specifically the objectives of the study are:

  1. To find out the determination of share prices in the Nigeria capital market and the extent to which dividual announcement can be attributable as a determinant.
  2. To determined whether the Nigeria capital market is effect and its form of efficiency.
  • To determine the duration taken by share prices to July reflect the information contained in dividual announcements.
  1. To determine the market reaction to change in dividend level.
  2. To make policy recommendation based on the finding of the study

 

  • RESEARCH QUESTIONS

In the face of the problem  identified in this study one may be constrained to ask whether the Nigeria capital market can be efficient at all? For example, can investors have adequate information require to invest wisely, even  with the existence of a few security analysis in the market

What about the apparently frequently “dead” telephone which may repeatedly thwart investors effort or consult their brokers investment adviser and on resistance of companies in which they hold shares?

Does the Nigeria capital market respond to any major information such as dividend announcement? If it does then how speedily or sluggishly do these reaction take place?

Given the backdrop of the monumental rise in unclaimed dividual in Nigeria is information relating to dividend still useful as a major informational tool that affects stock prices?

Does the market participants react to major dividual change in a manner that is anticipatory?

 

  • STATEMENT OF HYPOTHESIS

The hypothesis of the study are

  1. The Nigeria capital market is efficient in the semi strong form
  2. Share prices adjust speedily to the information contained in dividend announcement.
  • The market participants reaction to change in dividual level is traceable to the understanding of the dividend policy purshed by the firm than the monetary value of dividend per share.

 

  • SCOPE OF THE STUDY AND ITS DELIMIATION

This study concentrated on the assessment of the impact of dividend announcement  on security This study concentrated on the assessment of the impact of dividend announcement  on security performance as a basis of determine the form of capital market efficiency of  the Nigeria capital market. Therefore for a meaningful analysis to be conducted only the secondary market was considered. The primary market which is essentially the market for new issues was neglected. The study also concentrated its efforts in the first tier securities market because of the availability of large pool of securities for selection and the frequency of trading  activities  in the market. Besides, stringent regulatory requirement pertaining the securities in the first tier market does not apply to the second –tier. One of the requirements relate to the publication of annual report of quoted companies. Study needed annual report as a veritable source information.

All together, a total of 130 securities covering different trading sector in the Nigerian stock exchange was considered after which 25 stock were selected for analysis. Several stocks which suffered technical suspension within the period was excluded. Stocks were selected on the basis of consistently  and velocity of trading activities. Only cash dividends announced was considered. The study covered the period of 1999 and 20002.

 

  • ORGANIZATION OF THE REPORT

This study was organized as follows:

  1. Chapter, which is the introductory chapter deals with the background to the problems, Statement of major problems, research questions that required to be answered by the study, hypothesis to be confirmed or rejected by the study and scope of the study and scope of the study and its delimitation.
  2. Chapter 2, deals with the review of literature pertaining to the evolution of Nigerian capital market, theories of capital market efficiency, dividends effect of dividend on stock price, empirical study on capital market efficiency.
  3. Chapter 3 deals with research methodology employed in the research.
  4. In chapter 4, the hypothesis was tested using data collected from the research, the analysis and findings presented.
  5. Chapter 5, deals with major conclusion, recommendation and further research.

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DEVELOPMENTAL IMPACT OF RURAL BANKING IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA (U.B.A) PLC)

DEVELOPMENTAL IMPACT OF RURAL BANKING IN NIGERIA

(A CASE STUDY OF UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA (U.B.A) PLC)

ABSTRACT

 

This research work is aimed at bringing into light the Development impact of rural banking in Nigeria’s rural area and how it affects the economy in general. For the purpose of orderly presentation of relevant materials, the main body of this work has been divided into five chapters

The first chapter which is the introduction consider among other things problems identification/statement of problems, Rational of the study, Significance of the Study, Background of the Study and Definitions of the Terms used.

Chapter two (2) focuses on the literature review, Theoretical Review and Empirical Review which discusses on banking marketing awareness and acceptance, the social responsibilities facing banks, rural banking and agricultural development, rural banking scheme and evaluation of the rural banking scheme among others.

The third chapter deals with hypothesis of the study, research methodology, sources of data and limitation of the study.

The fourth chapter shows data presentation, analysis of data and discussion of the results.

The fifth and final chapter focuses on the summary, conclusion and recommendation.

Chapter one

1.0     Introduction                                                                            1

  • Statement of the Problem 1
  • Rational of the Study 2
  • Significance of the Study 3
  • Background of the Study 4
  • Definitions of the Terms Used 8

CHAPTER TWO

  • Literature Review 13

2.1     Theoretical Review                                                        13

2.1.1 Banking Marketing Awareness and Acceptance             16

2.1.2 The Social Responsibilities Facing Banks                      17

2.1.3 Rural Banking and Agricultural Development               21

2.1.4 Rural Banking and Rural Infrastructural Development  22

2.1.5 Rural Banking and other Development                                    24

  • Empirical Review 25
    • The Rural Banking Scheme 25
    • Evaluation of the Rural Banking Scheme 34
    • Measures for Improving Banking Habit in Nigeria 39

CHAPTER THREE

  • Hypothesis of the Study 42
  • Research Methodology 43
  • Sources of Data 45
  • Limitation of the Study 45

CHAPTER FOUR

  • Data Presentation 46
  • Analysis of Data 49
  • Discussion of Results 55

CHAPTER FIVE

  • Summary 57
  • Conclusion 60
  • Recommendations 62

Bibliography                                                                  66


CHAPTER ONE

 

INTRODUCTION

1.1     PROBLEMS IDENTIFICATION/STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

          According to Osuntogun and Adewuimi (1983). The commercial bank is a profit making organization and as such there is great fear by operators of commercial banks in establishing in the rural areas, this is because like every profit making organization they would not want to lose their business. But it has been that rural banking is in dispensable if the Nation is to develop its rural area will development of one’s rural area may not be realized it the serious of commercial banks are not at the reach of our rural dwellers.

This project work is designed to measure what extent the rural commercial bank have been able to involve the rural dwellers in economic activities in terms of awareness and the influence on their style of living through banking activities and how successful the banks are measuring up with their major aim of existence.

This research work is aimed at bringing into light the development impact of rural banking in Nigeria rural areas and how it affect the economy in general.

It is also aimed at investigating the impact of the rural banking services.

1.2     RATIONAL OF THE STUDY

The reason for the study is aimed at finding out the development impact rural banking in Nigeria has on rural areas/rural dweller.

The study is important now because rural banking in Nigeria increases the productivity of small and medium agricultural farmers and the entire economic activities of the rural areas.

The study is necessary now in the sees use that it leads to infrastructural development of the rural areas that is provision of basic amenities like electricity, good roads and pipe bore water etc.

Finally study is important because it leads the rural dweller to cultivate banking habits of depositing their money in the banks and stop their old way of burying money the ground with clay pots.

1.3     SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

The study is significant in many aspects.

Firstly would enable our rural farmers and industrialists to obtain loans from the banks to reduce the hardship involves in banks acquiring farm inputs as well as cultivating their farms and building of firm and industries.

Secondly, individuals and rural dweller will through this study cultivate banking habits and be enlighten on the activities and the benefits of banking industries.

Thirdly, the findings will serve as a guide to other bank that has no branches in the rural areas to know that impact of rural banking in our rural areas.

Finally, the study will also be useful for academic purposes, it will serve as a data base for students will carryout related studies in the future.

 

 

 

1.4     BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

The United Bank for Africa (UBA) PLC is one of Nigeria top three commercial banks. it was established in 1961 by a consorting of five international banks to take over the banking business carried on in Nigeria since 1949 by the British and French Bank limited with assets of over N54.4 billion and 205 branches spread all over Nigeria the bank has recorded an impressive growth rare.

UBA is active in all aspects of commercial banking and provided international banking, transship share registration, corporate finance and computer service through specialized division and subsidiaries.

An aggressive business promotion strategy coupes with willingness to in vote has earned banks an available position in the banking industry. UBA PLC is strongly committed to its social responsibilities, and identifies with the communities in which it is represented Nigeria’s interest constitutes 60 percent of the shareholding of the bank.

Four of the founding international banks namely bouquet National de Paris, bankers international corporations of New York, Banker National dellavovo and montedei peaschi de Sieva, who all together Owu 40 percent of the shareholders are represented by the Board Directors as they continue to customers of the bank and the Nigerian economy in general.

UBA PLC has branches in New York and Grand Cayllian Island. It also Nigerians correspondent relationship with many banks in Africa and in major countries of the World.

In pursuant of it vision to be the undisputed reading and dominant full service bank in Nigeria, it recently under went a total process of re-engineering and introduced modern technology in its operations. This resulted in clear structure in terms of staff.

The bank’s (UBA)PLC professional mission is “to provide first class service to its customers, delivered by will trained and highly motivated people aided by the best technology generating supervisor returns to shareholders while positively impacting the community served.

The mission of the bank is not without due consideration for the bank management of credit through which it can successful impact the community with service of great importance to commercial banks who grant credits to their customers all over the world with sound management of credit various role of these financial institutions in the boosting of the different segment of the country need not be ignored. Commercial banks in collaboration with other financial institutions provides facilities for the process of  saving and investment in the economy. They ensure that there is enough funds to service the need and aspiration of the economy at large. One of the economic functions performed by these financial institutions transferring of funds from surplus units of the economy to the deficit units of the economy for investment purposes.

Developmental Policies: This programme is also arrived at making productive activities receive adequate attention by may of allocating credits. The implementation of the programme is at the moment three (3) phase 1, 1977 – 1980, 1980 – 1983 (later extended to 1985) and 1985 – 1980.

Development: Growth of a particular person, group or a Nation Physically, morally, economic and socially etc. in addition to improve in income outlay it typically involves radical changes in population, Attitudes, Customs and Belief, finally although development is usually defined in the National context, it’s wide spread realization may necessitate fundamental modification of the international economic and social order

Economic Development: This term has generated a lot of controversies over the years. Some economics see it as political and structural change while others are of the opinion that is relates to the progress in the basic human needs overtime. Another school of thought defined it as growth accomplished by changes i.e change in structure of the economy in country social structure and its political structure.

Another approach is focused on human need, this approach defined economic development in terms of progress towards reducing the incidence of poverty, unemployment, income inequalities and for those whose living standards have not risen. This approach also seek ways and means of improving their conditions.

Monetary Policy: The monetary policy are of a Nation is a face of its broad economic policies.  It deals with the discretionary control of money supply by monetary authorities in order to achieve desired economic goals.

Standard of Living: This could be linked with the level of substance, as of a Nation Social Class or person with reference to the adequacy of necessities in daily life. As a result of varying per capital income, people equally very in their standard of living. The per capital income in the united state of America for example cannot be compared to that of a developing country like Nigeria.

Consequently, the standard of living differs quite significantly. And perhaps, the native of facilities, and economic activities present in urban areas make standard of living different from those of the rural dwellers. Although in practice, there may not be one definite factor to measure standard of living, it is worth mentioning that the general standard of living for the rural dwellers in Nigeria is quite low.

 

1.5     DEFINITIONS OF THE TERMS USED

Bank: according to the Nigeria Banking Act, 1969 (as Bank Amendment Act) 1970). A Bank is described as the business of reliving monies from outside source as deposit irrespective of the payment of interest, and the granting of money, loan and acceptance of credit or the purchase of bills and cheques or the purchase and sale of securities for account owners or the incurring of the obligation to acquire claims irrespective of the loan prior to their making or the assumption of guarantees and other warranties for others or the commissioner may on the recommendation of the central bank by order published in the federal gazette designed as banking business.

Rural Area: According to websters be words dictionary it refers to that not being characterized with cities urban cite, they are usually associated with farming and agriculture. The rural area has the features of low level of literacy, poor health facilities and inadequate family planning, low technology and inadequate infrastructures in addition, a prominent phenomenon in rural areas is that the people who live there have an intergraded culture and social system as their way of life, development is carried our as group efforts in a community.  Majority of people who live in rural areas earns their main income from agriculture.

This include live stock fishing and forestry.

Rural Bank: A  rural bank can be described as a branch of existing bank established in the rural areas to provide  banking services for rural populace. These service could be in the form of mobilizing of rural savings, credit allocation among productive activities of the rural populace and linkage of money market in the rural areas with capital market in the urban concerns is other words, the adequate efficient and equitable allocation of resources among different sectors of the rural economy. The scope of the activities and operations of a bank is similar to that of the commercial bank establishing it, but limited due to a variety of reason. The primary role expected by a bank should be the finance of identified rural development project of and the need to have may project within any give rural community, it be becomes obvious that is will be desirable and viable that project of the following categories should be financed by any rural banks.

Small to medium size of the agricultural projects not exceeding N50,000 capital outlay.

Agro-industrial project of small sizes eg. Willing and food processing small scale industrial project for rural areas.

Rural Banking Programme: This is a programme embarked upon by the Nigeria Government in 1977 with the aim of extending banking habit to the rural area by mobilizing rural savings, assisting government in implementing monetary and other.

Government: In the simplest form, employment refers to the engaging living or making use of the services of a person with the view to compensating hi, in wages. As a result of the economic recession in Nigeria employment problem has not been adequately tacked

Marketing: Whether one engages in doing any thing legally to create satisfaction, that person has engaged in making, be it the production of goods or rendering of services. The challenges that faces marketing is that of generating ideas and awareness of satisfying consumers need and want at a profit in a socially responsible manner. Marketing involves any inter-personal or inter-organizational relationship with the result of exchecking process, its related to the exchange of ideas, goods and service. The need for marketing arises and grows as the society move from one stage of self-sufficiency to an exchange economy.

Marketing management has taken the task of regulating the level, tilling and character of customers in a way that will help the organization achieve its objectives. Wherever marketing strategy is being adopted by bank for example, it must serve the ultimate aim of enlightening the population in terms of banking habits so as to improve the standard of living and economic well being in Nigeria.

Profit and Profitability: Profit is the difference between total revenue and total cost. Maximum profit occur where there is the greatest possible difference between total revenue and total cost profit could be negative i.e a loss. The generalized notionalble that profitability is a measure of business efficiency. It is not as important as knowing how these profit are measures e.g the problem of data competition technique of standard adopted etc.

Loan: This is the amount granted to individuals companies, business and organization by commercial banks another financial institution for a specific period when the money may be paid back with interest.

Productivity: The act of engaging in the create of economic value and quality involving manufacturing of goods and services.

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ABSTRACT
The objective of the research study is to find out effectiveness of information technology in banking system delivery, in carrying out this project observation, personal interviews and questionnaire were employed in order to make the research simple and more practice in nature. The researcher reviewed related in literature in Chapter two of the topic the tried to review to extend which information technology is effective in banking industry.
The researcher also sourced his data through both primary & secondary sources in chapter four. In the analysis the researcher used the chi- square to present her findings both specific and general findings from the study, made recommendation and conclusion.
TABLE OF CONTENT
TITLE PAGE
APPROVAL PAGE
DIDCATION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ABSTRACT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
1.2 STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
1.3 OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
1.4 THE RESEARCH QUESTION
1.5 FORMATION OF HYPOTHESIS
1.6 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
1.7 SCOPE AND LIMITATION OF THE STUDY
1.8 DEFINITION OF TERMS
CHAPTER TWO
2.0 REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE
2.1 HISTORY OF BANKING IN NIGERIA
2.2 FUNCTIONS OF BANKS
2.3 COMMERCIAL BANKS
2.4 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
2.5 THE EFFECT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ON THE GROWTH OF THE BANKING INDUSTRY IN NIGERIA
2.6 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND BANKING IN NIGERIA.
2.7 THE INTERNET
2.8 THE INFORMATION SUPER HIGHWAY
CHAPTER THREE
3.1 RESEARCH DESIGN
3.2 AREA OF STUDY
3.3 POPULATION
3.4 SAMPLE AND SAMPLING TECHNIQUES
3.5 INSTRUMENTS OF DATA COLLECTION
3.6 METHODS OF DATA PRESENTATION
3.7 METHODS OF DATA ANALYSIS
CHAPTER FOUR
4.0 DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS
CHAPTER FIVE
5.0 FINDING RECOMMENDATION AND CONCLUSION
5.1 SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
5.2 RECOMMENDATION
5.3 CONCLUSION
BIBLIOGRAPHY

CHAPTER ONE
1.0 INTRODUCTION
Actually the banking industry has gone too far into Information Technology Information management and others in the delivery of their customer’s services.
Through information technology is subsumed in the concept of information management. Hence, information technology is narrower than information management but also depends heavily on network of systems technology just like information management therefore, it is a tool for information management. However, when we come the issue of the effectiveness of information Technology in banking system “delivery”. It is at great effect, in the sense that information technology has powered the banking industry. Service/ system delivery are made easy, no more time wanting wasting for just a simple banking transaction, information technology is and will continue to be of positive effectiveness to both banker and their customers. Well, it have some short comings in both the have same short comings in both the area of the bankers, the customers and the Nigeria economy of larger.

1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
When we talk about the background we are to dance down to the information meaning of information technology and what is all about, since it is the central of thought.
However According to Akuwudike and Ugwu (2002). Information technology is the collection and gathering recording, storage, processing and communication a macro – electronic based, combination of computer and telecommunication technology. It is however, based on the convergence of data processing and communication techniques, the former providing the information while the latter provided the vehicle for disseminating or communicating it is hence, a relatively new filled that combines the technology of the computer with that of telecommunications and therefore represent the latest form of man-machine interface.
Moreover, it has played a vital role in the newer field of experts systems and artificial intelligence. Experts are able to achieve these fits because at the abundant knowledge on, and the relevance of information theory which itself is the study of information and the way if is communicated (Armstrong 1993).
Also information Technology can be said to a relatively new field that combines the technology of the computer with that of communication, concerned with the gathering, recording, storage, processing, and dissemination of information and represents the largest form of man – machine interface such as internet services; A1 experts system just but few (Jan 1987).
1.2 STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
In recent time, most banks have been in the bandage of how to manage their information, and how to satisfy their customers.
Also, the rate of competition in the banking industry today is also a big problem on the banking industry and happens to be union Bank Plc.
However, the Union Bank PLc. Also have the problem it’s ability to meet with it’s raising population of customers for instance, if you visit the Union Bank Okpara Avenue branch or some other branches is not well disposed information technology, such as the issue if online, not adequately effective. Hence contribute to the

DETECTION AND CONTROL OF FINANCIAL FRAUDS IN NIGERIA BANKING SYSTEM; PROBLEMS AND SOLUTION (A CASE STUDY OF U.B.A)

DETECTION AND CONTROL OF FINANCIAL FRAUDS IN NIGERIA BANKING SYSTEM; PROBLEMS AND SOLUTION (A CASE STUDY OF U.B.A)

 

ABSTRACT

 

Fraud can be seen as irregularities involving the use of criminal deception to obtain unjust or illegal advantages. Fraud could be from the employees, management or from the customers. The primary responsibilities for the prevention and detection of fraud rest with management which may be partly discharged by the institution of an adequate system of internal control.

The research work strives to investigate the causes of fraud, inefficiency in the operations of Nigerian banks and lack of adequate control measures by the said financial institutions.

The data for this study came from primary and secondary sources. The primary data includes a draft of questionnaires distributed to various management levels of U.B.A Plc Enugu, direct interview and a visit to the organization. They secondary data includes textbooks, journals, magazines, newspaper and previous related project materials including seminar papers etc.

The data collected were tested and analyzed using the statistical tool of chi-square and sample percentages method to provide objectives analysis of the research work. Hypothesis were also formulated and tested.

The findings of the research work is that financial frauds ion Nigerian banks  is as a result of weakness in the internal control system, dishonesty, and sharp practices by some banks staff. Other findings also include lack of close watch on dormant accounts and defalcation etc.

The researcher recommends that management control systems should be sufficiently flexible to allow personal initiative and individual responsibility adhere to strictly to enhance delivery of assigned duties, secondly there is need for effective and frequent audit assignment in the banks to further help checkmate the incidence of frauds in banks.

CHAPTER ONE

1.0   INTRODUCTION                                                      1

  • Background of the Study                                         1
  • Statement of the Problem                                 4
  • Objective of the Study                                         5
  • Research Hypothesis 5
  • Research Questions 5
  • Significance of the Study 5
  • Scope of the Study                                 6
  • Limitation of the Study
  • Definition of Terms 6

CHAPTER TWO

2.0   REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE                    2

  • Who are the Bank Fraudsters         13
  • Fraud and Fraudulent Practice in Banking Services 16
  • The Legal Framework         20
  • What is Fraud                 25
  • Causes of Fraud in U.B.A Bank 29
  • The Effects of Fraud in U.B.A. Bank                         31

 

CHAPTER THREE

3.0   RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY           3

  • Area of Study
  • Population of the Study         33
  • Sampling Method
  • Research Instrumentation
  • Validity and Reliability of Research Instrument 33
  • Sources of Data 22
  • Analytical Techniques 22

 

 

CHAPTER FOUR

4.0   PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS OF DATA           4

  • Presentation and Analysis
  • Test of Hypothesis

 

CHAPTER FIVE

5.0   SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSION

AND RECOMMENDATIONS                                    5

  • Findings
  • Conclusion                                                 80
  • Recommendations                                         84

 

Bibliography

Appendix

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHAPTER ONE

 

INTRODUCTION

1.1   BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY

There has been no single accepted definition of term “fraud”. Fraud in whatever form is limitless on classification. This is why courts and writers on fraud shirk or try to escape away from giving a decisive definition. Notwithstanding, the varied meanings attached to the concept of financial fraud, the author addressed the subject with the following working definitions.

Oxford and Chamber dictionaries define fraud as a criminal deception, act of deceptive trick, cheating swindling person or thing that deceives.

Longman dictionary define fraud as “an act of deceitful behaviour for the purposes of gain which may be punishable by law.

In the mind of civil court of justice, fraud may be said to cover “all acts, omissions and concealments which involve a branch of legal or equitable duty trust or confidence justly reposed and injurious to another or by which an undue influence or available is taken off.

Fagbenmi B. (2008) define banking fraud to mean an act or cause of deception deliberately practiced to gain unlawful or unfair advantages such deception directed to the detriments of another. The goes further to define fraud to mean depriving a person dishonestly or some thing which is his or of something to which he or would or might but for perpetration of the fraud be entailed.

Having closely studies these approaches to definition to fraud especially from the banking perspective. One may correctly see bank financial fraud as a deliberate act by an individual or group within or without the Nigeria banking system to cheat, swindle, deceives or manipulate in other to disposes the banks depositors/shareholders of their funds.

Therefore fraud and forgone in banking transactions can be perpetrated through falsification of entire in accounts of customers with a view to take advantages of the excess proceed.

Despite several definitions of frauds, the author believes that the ones so far given are rater appropriate, advantages and inspiring for the purpose in which the research work intends to achieve. This is because, they contain the basic elements of fraud which include that:

  1. There must be decent or deception directed to the detriment of another or entirety.
  2. A false representation has been made knowingly or without belief in its truth or recklessly, carelessly, whether it true or false.
  3. To obtain damages for deceits, it must be proved that the defendant intended that the plaintiff should act on it and suffered damages in consequences.

The position of banking system in our economy cannot be over emphasized. They act as the ‘conduct pipe’ through which all the financial transactions pass. However, fraud has proved a serious bottleneck to the proper functioning of the roles of the banking system to the Nigeria economy. People are beginning to get worries and sooner than later may loose confidence in our banking sector due to mainly the very increasing incidence of fraud in our today’s banks. Banks as the store house of the public funds and properties should be on trust not fraud.

 

1.2   STATEMENT OF PROBLEM

The frequent cases of financial fraud in many financial institutions in our country is now taken as the utmost concern to financial experts and micro encomiasts. This has also initiated that task of seeking solutions to eliminate its occurrences. To some banking experts, the issue of fraud is an internal vice in the Nigeria banking system. They argue on this because a good number of fraud occur among our banks without the knowledge of outsiders even where the public is aware it doe’s not effect the rate at which customers withdraw or deposit money.

These experts are inclined to believe this because the nation is under-banked, the populace are at no option but to use the available banks like especially the foremost and well established banks like UBA plc even if there are glaring inefficiencies in the operations incompetence and laziness among most banks staff give birth to fraud.

Fraud has paralyzed the roof, the foundation and creditability of our banking system. Just pick up any national daily or from police record and you will be alarmed at the extent and magnitude of bank fraud in Nigeria banking system. Many banks have gone on distressed. Therefore the researcher is aiming at finding out if there is any significant effect or solution to financial fraud in the Nigerian banking system which has to offer to these deficiencies aforementioned with special reference with UBA plc station road, Enugu.

In summary, the major problems of this study are as follows:

  1. The incessant/consistent case of financial fraud
  2. Weakness this has attributed to banking industry prior to the introduction of effective control of financial fraud.

 

 

 

 

1.3    OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

This research work is general set towards ascertaining the effects finical fraud have had on Nigeria banking system or banking industry since its inception in the Nigeria. Furthermore the study is;

  1. To determine if any lost of bills the banking have in relationship with the financial fraud in banking and to what extend.
  2. To examine the facts contained in the detection and control financial fraud issued.
  3. To research into the reason why people involve in financial fraud.
  4. To diagnose the banking procedures with a view to fishing out loopholes and suggesting way of plugging them.
  5. To examine the various management and government controlling devices geared towards alimentation or checking financial fraud in our banking system.
  6. To recommend solutions that may help in checking financial fraud in our banking system.
  7. To identify the problem banks face as a result of the introduction of financial fraud.

 

1.4   RESEARCH HYPOTHESIS

To fulfill the above outlined purpose, the research declares the following propositions.

Ho1:  Most financial frauds have not succeeded because of the complexity of banking activities

H1:   Most financial frauds have succeeded because of the complexity of banking activities.

Ho2:  Auditing and investigations are not indispensable weapons in the efficient management of the banking industry

H2:   Auditing and investigations and indispensable weapon in the efficient management of the banking system.

Ho3:  Commercial banks do not place any value on the auditors reports.

H3:   Commercial banks place adequate value on auditors reports.

 

1.5   RESEARCH QUESTIONS

Owing to the need for a compressive study of this topic, the researcher demands it necessary and reasonable to postulated the following research questions. This research has no doubt that the awareness to these questions will help him to draw conclusions and recommendations are necessary.

The following questions are the research questions;

  1. What is the commonest causes of financial fraud, can this be checked and controlled.
  2. Has the financial fraud in the banking industry helped to impede problems towards banks failure (distressed)
  3. What measure do the bank adopt to check financial fraud.
  4. To what extend can the customers wait before being attended and assume they are being attended promptly, do they have adequate banking services available to them.

 

 

 

1.6   SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

This study is intended to highlight the indispensable position of an auditor and those concern to work in an enviable financial houses like banks.

This project will equally to be of immense help to other establishments and organization both in public and private sector. The dive need to establish a visible internal audit unit as a means of internal control should not be over-emphasized.

It is helped that the management of UBA of Nigeria plc station road, Enugu in particular should use the findings of this research to equip the audit the audit department (i.e audit department and inspection). This department being the watch – dog of bank should be given more teeth to bile than more banking prospective investors, promoters, shareholders would find this study very – useful. This will serve as an eye opener to them on what it takes to invest in banks.

This will also help readers and those who may wish to make reference on the topic of study may be while undertaking similar research work.

Government agencies can install adequate internal control measures to avert the incessant frauds and embezzlement rampant in financial houses, ministries and parastatals today.

For prospective auditors and accountants, it is a material of reading. They should be able to understand what is fraud and where to audit, how and why auditing and internal control system is an invertible ambient of the business system.

 

1.7   SCOPE OF THE STUDY

This research work on detection and control of financial fraud is with a particular reference to UBA plc station Road (Okpara Avenue) Enugu and its cover facts on the issue. This research work has a lot of difficulties.

Firstly, top officials of bank were reluctant to give away relevant statistical data on financial frauds that occurred in the organization.

 

 

 

1.8   LIMITATION OF THE STUDY

Sequel to time factor and financial constraints, the researcher restrict the study to Zenith bank Plc, within Enugu metropolis, the researcher limited only to the operational services of the bank because of the above reasons.

 

1.9   DEFINITION OF TERMS

Detection: Is the revelation or discovery of that which is hidden or obscure.

Control: The ability to direct the financial and operating policies of another undertaking with a view of gaining economic benefits from its activities.

Fraud: A false representation by means of statement or conduct in order to gain a material advantage.

System: An assembly of components or elements connected together in an organized way to produce outputs, the components of the assembly are affected by being in the system and the behaviour of the system is charged if any component leaves it.

Banking: As the business of receiving from the public on current account money which is to be repayable on demand by cheque is to be repayable on demand by cheque and of making advances to customers. It is the activities undertaken by banks.

Financial: Is the monetary resources of a person or institution such as a bank or government. It is the management of money or other assets especially those in the public treasury.

Deliberate: Is to consider issues or mattes carefully and thoroughly sometimes through discussion with others.

Concealments: To hide or keep hidden from sight. That is to hide from discovery or keep secret.

Economist: A person who composes a formal expression of high praise.

Perpetrated: To commit or carry out a crime act of mischief.

Plaintiff: A person or business that files a lawsuit against an opposing party (defendant).

Defendant: One who is accused or sued in a court of law (plaintiff).

Decisive: Is having the power or character to make decisions or end disputes.

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