TABLE
OF CONTENT
Title
page i
Certification ii
Dedication iii
Acknowledgement iv
Table
of content vi
CHAPTER
ONE
1.1
Background of the study
1.2
Statement of the study
1.3
Research questions
1.4
object of the study
1.5
Research hypothesis
1.6
Significance of the study
1.7
Scope of the study
1.8
Definition of terms
1.9
Plan of the study
CHAPTER
TWO
2.1 Theoretical frame work
2.2 Government control over credit
CHAPTER
THREE
3.1 Source
of data
3.2 Population of the study
3.3 Sample size determination
3.4 Method of data collection
3.5 Method of data analysis
3.6 Limitations of methodology
CHAPTER
FOUR
Data
presentation analysis and interpretation
CHAPTER
FIVE
1.1
Summary
1.2
Conclusion
1.3
Recommendation
Reference
CHAPTER
ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
In a modern economy,
there is distinction between the surplus economic units and the deficit
economic units and in consequence a separation of the savings investment
mechanism. This has necessitated the existence of financial institution whose
job includes the transfer of found from savers to investors. One of such
institution is the money deposit banks, the intermediating roles of the money
deposit bank place them in a position of trustees of the saving of the widely
depressed surplus economy units as well as the determinant of the rate and
shade of the economic development .the techniques employed by banker in the
intermediary function should provide them with perfect knowledge of the
out-come of lending such that funds will be allocated to investments in which
the probability of full payment is certain. However, in practice no such tools
can be found in the decision of the lending banker. Virtually all lending decision are made under
creditors on uncertainty associated with lending decision, situation are so
great that the concept of risk and risk analysis needs to be employed by
lending bankers in order to facilitate sound decision making and judgment. This
statement implies that if risk are to be objective assessed, lending delicious
by the money deposit bank should be base less on quantitative data and more on
principle too subjective to proved sound and unbiased judgment. Furthermore the
bank depends heavily on historical information as a basis for decision making.
Apparently aware of the
inadequacies of his decision base the lending banker has often sought solace in
tangible and marketable assets as security giving the impression that lending
against such security is an insurance against bad debt. This makes the bankers
complacent his loan portfolio. The increasing trend of provision for bad and
doubtful debt in most money deposit banks is a major source of concern not only
to management but also to the shareholder are becoming more aware of the
dangers posed by these debts. Bad depts. destroy of the earning asset of bank
such as loan and advance which have been described as the main source of
earning and also determine the liquidity and solvency which generate two major
problems that profitability and liquidity, has to earn sufficient income to
meet its operating cost and to have adequate return on its investment.
1.2
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
The problem for this
study is appraised the lending and credit management policies of a typical
money depot bank (the union banks of Nigeria plc)with a view of finding the
causes, consequence of bad debts in banks. Year after year, banks suffer much
from the part of full loan extended which has for one reason or the other
proved unrecoverable. Banks lose millions of naira in various bad debts yearly
and despite effort by bank management, committee of chief inspector and the
banker committee on other hand the wave of bad debt in bank are still on
alarming proportion. This is gathered from a combination of literature reviews
on the topic.
On the other hand, many
banks experienced a lot of bad debts when the new government abandoned the
project awarded to the contractors by past government. These contractors
borrowed to execute the project awarded to them to them but could not repay the
loan, due to government action on ramping the economy thereby abandoning the
project. Other experiences were during the time of draught or poor rainfall and
pest. These however led to low harvest which did not give the farmers enough
time to repay their debt.
Again, experience may
arise in respect of lapses on the part of the banks credit officers. For
instance, there may be excesses over approved facility, unformatted facilities
and expired facilities not renewed on time. In each of these cases the customer
may easily deny even owing the bank all or part of the amount. Money deposit
banks may be unable to take the risk of lending more but when eventually they
do, they would seek the best way they come out of risk with a realistic reward
which they are clearly failing to achieve at present.
1.3 RESEARCH QUESTIONS
In view of the
consequences of bad debt in Nigerian money deposit banks, it is necessary to
formulate some research question which will enable the researcher formulate
statistical tables for testing hypothesis
1. Has
inadequate collateral security provision by borrower caused bad debt in union
bank of Nigerian plc?
2. Does
fund diversion have any effect on bad debt of union bank of Nigeria plc?
3. To
what extent has government intervention in lending policies of money deposit
bank influenced bad debt in union bank of Nigerian plc?
4. To
what extent does improper project evaluation influenced bad debt of union bank
of Nigeria plc?
1.4 OBJECT OF THE STUDY
i. to
determine and appraise the lending procedure of banks using union bank of
Nigerian plc as a case study with a view to highlighting the effectiveness and
adequacy or otherwise the credit management policy of Nigerian banks in
reducing the occurrence and consequences of bad debts.
ii. To
highlight the rate at which inadequate collateral security provision by
borrower increases the incidences of bad debt in Nigerian.
iii. To
determine whether fund diversion has any effect on bad debt of money deposit
banks in Nigerian.
iv. To
ascertain the extent to which government intervention in lending policies of
money deposit bank has influenced bad debts in Nigerian money deposit banks.
v. to
highlight the extent to which improper project evaluation influence bad debt of
money deposit banks in Nigerian.
1.5
RESEARCH
HYPOTHESIS
The
following hypotheses were as follows.
1.
Ho: inadequate collateral provisions by
borrowers does not increase the incidence of bad debt in union bank of Nigeria
plc
Hi:
inadequate collateral provisions by borrowers increase the incidence of bad
debt in union bank of Nigeria.
2.
Ho: fund diversion does not affect bad
debt in union bank of Nigeria plc
Hi:
fund diversion affects bad debts
in union bank of Nigeria plc.
3.
Ho: government
intervention in lending policies of money deposit banks has no influence on
union bank of Nigeria plc bad debt.
Hi: government
intervention including policies of money deposit banks has direct influence on
union bank of Nigeria plc, bad debt.
4.
Ho: improper project evaluation has no
significant relationship with bad debt in union bank of Nigeria plc.
Hi:
improper project evaluation has direct relationship with bad debt in union bank
of Nigeria plc.
1.6
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
It is hardly an
exaggeration that the difference between the success and the failure in the
banking industry is in the effective management of the bank’s loans and
advance. Efficient loan management is vital to the protection of assets and the
achievements of adequate returns to investment. Though much work abound in the
literature of the technique of lending, the methods of securing such lending
and the pit alls that await the unwary banker by comparison it appears to be
very little in point on the subject of loan management and recovery.
A study of this subject
will therefore be a welcome addition to the existing volume of banking
literature.
Effective loan management
recognized that beyond the application of sound banking principles whenever a
loan is made, there is need for urgency in appreciating the point when a loan
begins to look doubtful, in arriving at a decision as to the appropriate action
and in taking that action. This will enable the bank to at least obtain full
payment including accrued interest or at worst to mitigate the capital loss in
the face of increased competition among banks, future profits are likely to be
harder to come by and since bad debts are a charge against profits, t is
appropriate that we review the methods, proportions and margins of lending to
bad and doubtful debts.
Hence the significance of
this study to bankers will enable them to appreciate an appraisal of their
lending and control mechanism now that they are expected to lend under tight
monetary conditions. The economy as a whole will benefit from the study because
if the level of bad debts is reduced, banks will be left with more profits to
enable them make the expected contributions to the development of the economy.
1.7
SCOPE
OF THE STUDY
In the study of credit
management in Nigeria, union bank of Nigeria plc was used for my analysis. All
references therefore relate to union bank of Nigeria plc.
A six
year period covering 1988 – 1993 will be studied.
1.8 DEFINITION OF TERMS
Debt: this is what one owes to another
person.
Loan: loan is a credit
arrangement; a security is pledged and must be repaid with interest over a
stipulated period of time.
Overdraft: this is a
credit arrangement by banks to their customer to withdraw money over and above
what he has in the account.
Default: this means
failure to pay one’s debt for credit extended which has fallen due.
Hypothesis: This
tentative statement of conclusion. It is a statement of claim which is to be
proved right or wrong having been confirmed with facts.
Ho:
null hypothesis: the hypothesis that is being tested.
Hi: alternative hypothesis: the hypothesis
that will be accepted if the null hypothesis is rejected.
1.9
PLAN
OF THE STUDY
The purpose of this study
is to identify the evaluation of credit management and the incident of bad debt
in Nigeria money deposit bank.
The chapter one of this
research work constitutes of introduction, statement of the problem, research
question, objectives of the study, definition of the terms and lastly on this
chapter the plan of study.
The chapter two of this
research consists of literature review. The chapter three comprise of the
research methodology; source of data, population of the study, sample size,
method of data analysis, method of data collection and limitation of
methodology.
The chapter four contains
the data presentation analysis and interpretation.
While chapter five which
is the last chapter consists the summary of findings, conclusion,
recommendation and reference.
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