Macroeconomic Channel of Global Liquidity and Commercial Banks Soundness in Nigeria
Vol.4 Issue 2
This study analyzes the effect of macroeconomic channel of global liquidity on commercial banks soundness in Nigeria. Cross sectional data of commercial bank soundness was sourced from financial reports of commercial banks while other variables were sourced from Central Bank of Nigeria statistical bulletin. Capital adequacy, assets quality, earnings and profitability and liquidity were used …Read More »
Central Bank Policy and Private Sector Funding in Nigeria: A Multi-Variant Study.
Vol.5 Issue 1
This study examined the effect of Central Bank policy rates on private sector funding in Nigeria. The purpose of the study was to examine the extent to which monetary policy affect private sector funding in Nigeria. Time series data were sourced from Central Bank of Nigeria Statistical Bulletin from 1985-2018. Credit to private sector, credit …Read More »
Customer Satisfaction and Nation Building: A Case Study of Food and Beverages Firms in Rivers State.
Vol.5 Issue 1
The relationship between customer satisfaction and nation building was the pivotal point of this study. The study proposed a customer satisfaction and nation building model with perceived quality and customer expectation as the dimensions of the independent variable while national values and patriotism are measures of nation building as the criterion variable. A cross-sectional survey …Read More »
Monetary Policy and Bank Soundness in Nigeria: A Panel Data Analysis of Capital Adequacy Indicator.
Vol.5 Issue 1
This study examined the effect of monetary policy on Nigeria commercial bank soundness. Cross sectional data were sourced from annual reports of commercial banks and Central Bank of Nigeria Statistical Bulletin. Capital adequacy indicators of commercial banks soundness were used as dependent variables while cash reserve ratios, open market operation rates, monetary policy rate, treasury …Read More »
Development of Nigerian Ports for Organizational Efficiency and Faster Turnaround Times.
Vol.5 Issue 1
This paper is an attempt to determine the development of terminals for faster turnaround times in an efficient sea port. Organizational efficiency in this study is defined as the result of input divided by output. With regard to port, input may be numerous and difficult to calculate. For example: utilized space, multiple currencies and operational …Read More »
The Effect of Cabotage Vessel Finance Fund on Indigenous Shipping Companies in Rivers State
Vol.4 Issue 2
This study examined the effect of cabotage vessel finance fund on capacity development of indigenous shipping companies in Rivers State. The study design was the cross-sectional survey, with data generated from a sample of 67 key staff members from a population of 80 within 4 indigenous shipping companies in Rivers State. Three null hypotheses were …Read More »
Cargo Handling: A Key Enabler of Operational Success in the Nigerian Port Authority
Vol.4 Issue 2
This study examined cargo handling as a key enabler of operational success in the Nigerian Port Authority. The study adopted the descriptive survey research design. Both primary and secondary methods of data collection were used to obtain relevant data for analysis. The instrument of data collection was questionnaire. The study population comprised of six …Read More »
Uncontrollable Risk Factors and Investment Performance in the Nigerian Capital Market: An Impact Study
Vol. 4 Issue 2
This paper analyses the impact of uncontrollable risk factors on investment performance in the Nigerian Capital market applying the Arbitrage Pricing Theory. The specific objective was to examine the effect of inflation rate risk, interest rate risk, exchange rate volatility risk, money supply rate of change, real gross domestic product and treasury bill rate on …Read More »
Monetary Policy Rates and Liquidity Decisions of Deposit Money Banks in Nigeria
Vol 4 Issue 2
This study analyses the effect of monetary policy rates on banks’ liquidity decisions within the Autoregressive Distributive Lag framework using aggregate time series data. Three monetary policy rates are considered: treasury bills rate, monetary policy rate and cash reserve ratio, while banks’ liquidity decision is proxied by liquidity ratio. The sample comprises yearly data from …Read More »
Stock Market Price Index and Fiscal Policy in Nigeria: Empirical Evidence
Vol. 4 Issue 2
This study investigated the effect of the fiscal policies on the stock market in Nigeria using the structural VAR methods. The study was to determine to what extent stock market price index respond to fiscal policies of the Nigerian government over the period. The study covered the period of 1985 – 2015. Data used were …Read More »