Elements Of Banking

TABLE OF CONTENT

  1. BANK LENDING - New!
  2. DEVELOPMENT BANKING SYSTEM - New!
  3. INTERPRETING THE ACCOUNTS OF CUSTOMERS - New!
  4. MICRO-FINANCEBANKING INSTITUTIONS - New!
  5. THE NIGERIA BANKING STRUCTURE
  6. COMMERCIAL BANKING SYSTEM
  7. DEVELOPMENT OF MONEY
  8. E-BANKING SYSTEM
  9. ELEMENTS OF BANKING
  10. ELEMENTS OF BANKING
  11. ELEMENTS OF BANKING/MERCHANT BANKING SYSTEM - New!
  12. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF BANKING IN NIGERIA
  13. LENDING AND CREDIT ADMINISTRATION - New!
  14. MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT IN BANKING AND FINANCE - New!
  15. NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS-BILLS OF EXCHANGE - New!
  16. NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS-CHEQUES AND PROMISORY - New!
  17. NON-BANK FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS - New!
  18. THE CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA

REFERENCES


Cox David (1971). Success in Element of Banking, London; John 
Murray 
(publishers) Ltd; 
Ibitoye T.A & Ajayi O.A.(1999). Element of Banking, Bash-Moses 
Printing 
Company, Ibadan. 
Jessup, P. F. (1980). Modern Bank Management, New York: West 
Publishing Company. 

Jhingan, M. L. (2008). Money, Banking, International Trade and 
Public Finance, 7th Edition, Delhi: Vrinda Publications (P) Ltd. 
Luckett, D.G. (1984). Money and Banking, Singapore: McGraw-Hill 
Book Co. International Edition. 
Tutu Odekunle (2004). Essentials of Banking & Monetary System in Nigeria, 
Jaytees Publishers. Uremadu, S. O. (2004). Core Bank Management: Concepts and 
Application, Enugu: Precision Publishers. 
Uzoaga, W.O. (1981). Money and Banking in Nigeria, Enugu:Fourth Dimension 
Publishers. 

Adekanye, Femi(1986). The Elements of Banking in Nigeria, 3rd 
Edition, F & A 
Publishers. 
Afolabi Layi (1991). Monetary Economics, Lagos Inner-ways 
Publications. 
Agene, C.E.(1995). The Principles of Modern Banking, Abuja; 
Gene Publications Ltd; 
Cox David (1971). Success in Element of Banking, London; John 
Murray (publishers) Ltd; 
Ibitoye T.A & Ajayi O.A.(1999). Element of Banking, Bash-Moses 
Printing 
Company, Ibadan. Jessup, P. F. (1980). Modern Bank Management, New York: West 
Publishing Company. 
Jhingan, M. L. (2008). Money, Banking, International Trade and 
Public Finance,

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

THE NIGERIA BANKING STRUCTURE

1.0 INTRODUCTION In this unit, you will be introduced to the Nigeria Banking Structure and the component there of. This component is made up of Central, commercial, merchant, development/specialized banks and other quasi – financial institutions performing banking activities. 2.0 OBJECTIVES At the end of this unit, you shall be able to:  Draw the structure of Nigeria Banking System  Identify the component of the system  3.0 MAIN CONTENT Nigeria Banking System is as shown in the organizational chart below in figure 1 with brief explanations to highlight the sections and development as the economy expands. 3.1 Commercial banks  are very bivalent in any economy because they tee structured to provide working capital loans to the deficit sectors of economy They do hardly lend money on medium and long - term because of the character of their liabilities. Banking developed from the activities of the Gold Smith in the 18th Century England. This noble profession and practice ...
Read more

THE ROLE FINANCIAL MANAGERS

1.0 INTRODUCTION In this unit, you will be able to know who a Finance Manager is and identify his role in the financial management ‘mix’ of a firm. Among other things, he coordinates the flow in the working cycle and makes the correct ‘dose’ of investment to be at the proper place in order to avoid “too much or too little of fund”. 2.0 OBJECTIVES At the end of this unit, you should be able to:  explain who a Financial Manager is   identify the role of Financial Manager  plan profit of a Business firm  Describe Capital Market.  3.0 MAIN CONTENT 3.1 Financial Manager This is the person responsible for performing finance functions. In a modern firm, finance manager’s position is significant. He is recognised as a member of the top management team. He maintains records, prepares progressive financial report through auditing, financial/managerial accounting and assists in raising funds when required. As an adviser, the finance manager now shapes the fortunes...
Read more

Introduction to sociology

TABLE OF CONTENT/ INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY GROUPS LEADERSHIP/DEFINATION AUTHORITY/DEFINATION COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOUR CONFORMITY DEFINITION OF SOCIOLOGY FAMILY/SOCIETY MARRIAGE/MEANING POWER PUBLIC OPINION AND PROPAGANDA RELIGION-INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY SOCIAL CHANGE-INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY SOCIAL CHANGE-INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY SOCIAL DIFFERENTIATION SOCIAL INTERACTIONS SOCIAL MOBILITY SOCIAL ORGANISATIONS SOCIAL STRATIFICATION SOCIALIZATION SOCIETY AND CULTURE REFERENCES Gelles, R.J & Levine, A. (1996). Sociology: An Introduction (6th ed.)  McGraw Hill.  Giddens. A. (1993). Sociology: An Introduction (2nd ed.). Polity Press  in Association with Blackwell Publishers. Gelles, R. J. and Levine, A. (1996). Sociology: An Introduction (6th ed.)  McGraw-Hill.  Gelles, R.J. & Levine, A. (1996). Sociology: An Introduction (6th ed.)  McGraw Hill.  Giddens, A. (1993). Sociology: An Introduction (2nd ed.). Polity Press  in Association with Black...
Read more