BANKING AND FINANCE PROJECT TOPICS

CHAPTER ONE  INTRODUCTION  1.1   BACKGROUND TO STUDY  A criteria component of basic approach to economic development is shelter, next to food, shelter is consider to be the next most important basic need. Housing however transcends simple shelter include utilities, and community…

CHAPTER ONE  INTRODUCTION 1.1  BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY             If we have to choose one essential characteristics of what we call the new bankingenvironment that characteristics would be operated. Unit fairly recent executives operated    with the assumption that the enjoyed…

CHAPTER ONE  INTRODUCTION  1.1.  BACKGROUND TO STUDY  Commercial banks play an important role in economic development of developing countries. Economic development involves investment in various sectors of the economy. The banks collect savings from the people and mobilize savings for investment…

HAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Customer Satisfaction is perception of customer about a company and in relation to whether his or her expectation is met or not (Praline, 2007). Over the years a feeling of discontentment among customers…

CHAPTER ONE  INTRODUCTION  1.1   BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY  In every organization whether corporate or formal, conflict must definitely arise in the course of carrying out their various functions. In order for the organization to achieve its goals, it need to inter…

CHAPTER ONE  INTRODUCTION   A commercial bank in a country can be described as the fuel tank which supplies oil that lubricates trade and industry in order to get the wheel of economic activities in motion. A commercial banks is no…

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1.0 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The banking sector in any economy serves as a catalyst for growth and development. Banks are able to perform this role through their crucial functions of financial intermediation, provision of an efficient…

CHAPTER ONE  INTRODUCTION  1.1 Background to the Study  The banking industry of any nation is the key driver of its economy. It is the prime mover ofthe economy as no economic activity will sail smoothly without adequate funds, the bulk…

ABSTRACT Economic models of decentralization generally emphasize beneficial consequences—efficient provision of local public goods, hard budget constraints, and sorting of residents according to taste. This paper notes two less benign effects. First, political decentralization makes it easier for subnational governments…

ABSTRACT To what extent do households make their consumption-savings decisions in a forward looking manner? While this question is of fundamental importance to many aspects of economics, a wide range of viewpoints prevail. The massive empirical literature studying consumer behavior…

ABSTRACT This study investigates the presence of currency substitution in eight African countries- Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Tunisia and Zambia- for the period 1976 to 2005 using both regional and US dollar as anchor currencies. We find…

ABSTRACT EMU now seems increasingly likely to progress as planned with a broad membership of eight to ten countries in 1999. The political determination of Europe’s leaders has developed a momentum that makes the birth of the Euro ever more…

ABSTRACT Empirical research on corruption is quite a new undertaking. In an attempt to determine the causes and consequences of corruption, academics have concentrated lately on cross-country analyses. These are mostly based on professional studies of the degree of corruption…

ABSTRACT Corruption is an ancient practice that has been traced back to pre-biblical times and made itself known in the ancient civilizations of China, Greece, India and Rome. Despite corruption’s long history, the 1990s witnessed a decline in public acceptance.…

ABSTRACT Most of the empirical literature on the relative merits of alternative exchange rate regimes uses the IMF de jure classification based on the regime that governments claim to have, abstracting from the fact that many countries that in theory follow flexibleregimes intervene in the…

ABSTRACT Aggregate output growth measured by the gross domestic product (GDP) was estimated at 6.49 per cent during the first quarter of 2008, compared with 7.82 per cent in the preceding quarter. The growth was driven by the non-oil sector…

ABSTRACT Empirical research regarding money demand relationships has been directed towards the identification of a few key economic variables that determine desired money balances. The typical money demand specification includes real income to represent the budget constraint. and the returns…

ABSTRACT This paper presents a synthesis of presentations and discussions at a Joint UNITAR/ WAIFEM Sub-Regional Workshop on Capital Market Development for West African Nations (Accra, Ghana, 10-14 April 2000). The workshop drew on the expertise of resource persons from…

ABSTRACT Financial intermediation in Slovenia relies mostly on the banking system with established lending relationships, while the development of the non-bank financial sector is far behind EU peers. The dominance of bank lending has resulted in a lack of equity financing,…

ABSTRACT Recent financial crisis in Turkey as well as in Mexico revived the interest in the question of capital flows in developing countries. This paper examines the issue of capital flows with special reference to Turkey. Given that there is no…