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Abstract This study was on Impact of E-business on the Performance of Banks in Nigeria: a Study of United Bank for Africa (Uba). Three objectives were raised which included:  To expatiate on the importance of e-business on the overall performance of UBA, to examine the impact e-business has on the performance of UBA and to determine the effects of e-business on customers. A total of 77 responses were received and ...

  ABSTRACT The study is an empirical analysis of the impact of regulation and supervision on the activities of Nigerian banks with emphasis on the role of the Central Bank of Nigeria and The Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation. It evaluates the roles and contributions of CBN and NDIC to the Nigerian banking sector. Extensive field survey and library research was carried out and data collected were subjected to thorough analysis.  ...

ABSTRACT This study attempts to explore the impact of taxes on the dividend policy of Nigerian banks. T o do this, it tries to answer questions as to the actual relationship between taxation and dividend pay-out ratio. It also attempts to explore the possible impact of profits on the dividend pay-out and examines factors influencing dividend policies. The purpose is to reveal how propounded dividend policy theories could apply to ...

ABSTRACT Mergers in the corporate world are achieving increasing importance and attention, especially with the advent of intense globalization. This is evident from the magnitude and growth of deal values and resultant mega-mergers transacted in recent time. This research work attempts to assess the implication of merger and acquisition of commercial banks in Nigeria on their profitability and other associated measures of performance. The research analysis used published audited account ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1  BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Bad and doubtful debt is used in the banking sector to refer to the portion of loans, advances, and overdrafts granted by the bank which has proved difficult and seemingly impossible to recover in full from the respective committed customer. Such debt does not emerge instantaneously but rather is a gradual result of errors by lending officers and subsequent improper administrative handling ...