The Problems Of New Bank In Nigeria (a Case Study Of Citizen International Bank Of Nigeria Enugu)

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THE PROBLEMS OF NEW BANK IN NIGERIA

(A CASE STUDY OF CITIZEN INTERNATIONAL BANK OF NIGERIA ENUGU)

 

ABSTRACT

 

  This paper aims of examining the problems new banks the impact of the problem on the banking industry and the possible strategies by which such problems can solved .however ,personal  objective part from academic fulfillment made this plausible ,hence it did not subscribe to the particular  economies theories ,rather the various problem of new banks prevalent in Nigerian are studies .To this end ,the look is designed to serve as a reference guide to both students who wish to know about the problems of new banks and also to the policy making body of the government ,the central bank of Nigerian                 This research work is not in any way an exhaustive study of problem of new bank in Nigerian ,because to get a clear ,thorough and exhaustive overview  of these problem of new  bank in Nigerian would include    a heavy expenditure beyond the finance of this research .the following areas was therefore  studied causes of bank failure ,how to improve the safety of banks organsational problem of new banks prospect of new bank and policy recommendation made ,conscious of the fact that many important problem vela try  to the sudsiest were not treated because of time and money .

TABLE Of CONTENTS

 

TITLE page  ----------------------------------

Approval page   ------------------------------

Dedication     ----------------------------------

Acknowledgement   --------------------------

Abstract               ------------------------------

Table of contents  -------------------------------

 

CHAPTER ONE

 .1.0 Introductions  --------------------------------

1.1Statement of problem  ----------------------

1.2 Purpose    -------------------------------

1.3Significance of the study  ----------------------------------

1.4  Statement of hypothesis --------------------------------

1.5Scope of the study   -----------------------------------------

1.6Limitation of the study ----------------------------------

1.7 Definition of terms  ------------------------------------

CHAPTER TWO

 2.0 REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE  -----------------

2.1   Function of bank in Nigerian  ------------------------------------

2.2    The problem of new banks in Nigerian  ------------------------------

2.3    Withdrawal of government funds  from bank Beth commercial and merchant bank   ------------------------------------------

2.4    Problem payment of interest on current account  ------------------------

2.5    Problem of Defaults in inter-sale interest   ---------------------------------

2.6    Causes of bank failure  ------------------------------------

2.7    Management of citizen bank of Nigerian  ---------------------------------

 

 CHAPTER THREE

3.0                RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLGY--------------------

3.1                Sources of duty --------------------------------

3.11          Primary duty --------------------------------

            3.12          Secondary duty ------------------------------

3.2                Sample used  ---------------------------------

3.3                Method of investigation  ------------------------

      CHAPTER FOUR

        4.0   DATA PRESENTATION And Analysis -------------------   

         4.1 Data presentation and analysis --------------------------

 4.2 Test of hypothesis  --------------------------------

       

            CHAPER FIVE

    5.0   Summary Of Findings Conclusion And Recommendation 

5.1    Findings

5.2     Conclusion

5.3     Recommendation

         Bibliography    -------

     Appendence  -------

 

 

                                            CHAPTER ONE

 

Government established bank money for development purposes and the vole of banking industry in an economic development cannot be over emphasized. Government owns some banks, for example, first Bank of Nigerian and so on. Both banks. However, banks in Nigerian and other countries of the worlds are established to carry out the following functions;

1          Government of loans to customers

2          Safeguarding of customers   money and some valuable assets such as certificates and so on.

3          Management of customers’ investment and advising on insurance matters.

4          Providing facilities for the financing of international trade, example documentary credit.

5          Creating money by the central bank of that country.

6          Mobilization of saving and other deposit.

7          Providing advisory services.

8          Providing foreign exchange facilities for traders.

9          Night safe facilities to customers.

10     Agency services to customers who authorized their banks to pay and collect cheques on their behalf.

However, the above function and duties of banks is just to mention but a

few because banking industry is dynamic in nature. It varies on public confidence and due to the influence on the nations economic life, it needs high quality management and organizational structure with which it can attain maximum operating efficiency and profitability .

            Since the advert of structural adjustment programme [SAP] and its deregulation –policies , banking industry in Nigeria has been receiving a number of policy shocks and the new banks felt it most . Such policy or guideline include :- The central bank of Nigeria  guidelines on reserve requirement and limited capital base for establishment of new banks.

    Other direction are the withdrawal of government banks . The payment of interest on current account cancellation of foreign denominated loans . The liberalization of foreign exchange market and the introduction of the controversial national deposit insurance corporation .

 

1.1              STATEMENT OF THHE PROBLEM

 

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