Abstract
This paper examines the need for re-capitalization/consolidation of banking industry in Nigeria; it's is relevance to the survival of banks in financial crisis and the degree of compliance of banks to regulatory guidelines. It recognizes that no amount of capital can prevent the failure of a mismanaged bank, and that a strong well-managed bank can operate with little capital. Hence, it recommends that regulatory guidelines should include quarterly or yearly appraisal of the quality, character, ability, and profile of management of post-consolidated banks by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
This paper examines the need for re-capitalization/consolidation of banking industry in Nigeria; it's is relevance to the survival of banks in financial crisis and the degree of compliance of banks to regulatory guidelines. It recognizes that no amount of capital can prevent the failure of a mismanaged bank, and that a strong well-managed bank can operate with little capital. Hence, it recommends that regulatory guidelines should include quarterly or yearly appraisal of the quality, character, ability, and profile of management of post-consolidated banks by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
CHECKMATING INSECURITY IN NIGERIA THROUGH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
1. Ani, Ngozi Charity, 2. Nwazue, Jane Ijeoma and 3. Iwuoha, Chiamaka Osinachi
1-3. Department of Office Technology and Management, Federal Polytechnic, Nekede, Owerri, Imo State.
charityani86@gmail.com
Abstract
This paper examines the need to checkmate insecurity in Nigeria through information management. Apart from its direct effect on the populace, insecurity also affects the economy. Information management has to do with the quality and types of information given out by those vested with the responsibility of disseminating information within and outside the county. The way and manner information about insecurity in Nigeria is managed determines the attitudes and dispositions of foreigners towards their perception of the country.
1. Ani, Ngozi Charity, 2. Nwazue, Jane Ijeoma and 3. Iwuoha, Chiamaka Osinachi
1-3. Department of Office Technology and Management, Federal Polytechnic, Nekede, Owerri, Imo State.
charityani86@gmail.com
Abstract
This paper examines the need to checkmate insecurity in Nigeria through information management. Apart from its direct effect on the populace, insecurity also affects the economy. Information management has to do with the quality and types of information given out by those vested with the responsibility of disseminating information within and outside the county. The way and manner information about insecurity in Nigeria is managed determines the attitudes and dispositions of foreigners towards their perception of the country.
Abstract
The research work examined the effect of cross border inflows on the performance of Nigerian capital market between the periods 1990 to 2023. The data for the study were obtained from CBN statistical bulletin 2024. Cross border inflows were indicated by foreign direct investment, foreign portfolio investment and exchange rate while capital market performance was proxied by all share index. The results shows that all the variables except foreign investment were significant to all share index.
The research work examined the effect of cross border inflows on the performance of Nigerian capital market between the periods 1990 to 2023. The data for the study were obtained from CBN statistical bulletin 2024. Cross border inflows were indicated by foreign direct investment, foreign portfolio investment and exchange rate while capital market performance was proxied by all share index. The results shows that all the variables except foreign investment were significant to all share index.