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Introduction Financial Liberalization Auerbach and Siddiki (2004: 231) define financial liberalization as the removal of a series of barriers in the financial sector in order to bring it in line with that of developed economies. There are three different types of financial liberalization. To begin, this term can be used to describe domestic financial system reforms such as privatization and greater private sector credit. For example, Gelos and Werner (2002: ...

ABSTRACT Monetary policy consists of discretionary measures designed by monetary authorities to regulate and influence the supply, cost and direction of money and credit provided to the economy. This aspect of macroeconomic policy remains one of the cornerstones of economic policy formulation and implementation. Monetary policy is relevant respective of the economic framework in place. With the adoption of financial liberalization programme this study examines its impact of monetary policy ...

ABSTRACT This study examines the overall impact of Financial Liberalization on the Performance of Deposit Money Banks (DMBs) in Nigeria. The study is specifically directed towards analyzing the rationale of executing a financial liberalization policy; preparing an account of the evolution, process and sequencing of the financial liberalization; and evaluating the impact of the various liberalization measures on key performance variables of DMBs. Most of the previous studies focused on ...

ABSTRACT           The whole of this project work deals with the concept of total quality and corporate productivity in Banking Industry using Wma Bank Plc as Case Study.  Chapter one, dealt with the background of the study, which consists of the following: The statement of the problem and formulation of research question deals with the problems of management concept, it passes some question that is relevant to the study such ...