Browsing by Author "Ikpefan, Ochei Ailemen"
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Item Anti-Money LaundryIkpefan, Ochei AilemenItem Bank Capitalisation, Management and Performance:A Case Study of Nigerian Banking Industry (Commerical Bank 1986-2006)(LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing) Ikpefan, Ochei AilemenItem BANK DISTRESS: CONCEPTS, CAUSES AND MAGNITUDE, ROLE OF TRADE UNION AND BANK MANAGEMENTIkpefan, Ochei AilemenItem Capital Adequacy, Management and Performance in the Nigerian Commercial Bank (1986 - 2006)(Academic Journals) Ikpefan, Ochei AilemenItem Capital adequacy, management and performance of Nigerian Commercial banks (1986-200)(AcademicJournals) Ikpefan, Ochei AilemenItem Challenges of Public-Private Partnership in Infrastructure Financing in NigeriaIkpefan, Ochei AilemenItem Corporate Reporting and Non-Financial ReportingIkpefan, Ochei AilemenItem Derivatives/Finance for Non Finance Managers/Global Treasury ManagementIkpefan, Ochei AilemenItem Determinants of bank stability in an emerging market: A dynamic panel evidence from Nigeria(Asian Economic and Financial Review, 2026) Adesina, Fasiu Idowu; Ehikioya, Benjamin Ighodalo; Ikpefan, Ochei AilemenBanks are a key driver of economic activities, especially in emerging markets, where capital markets are not well developed. Thus, this study examines the factors that determine the stability of banking in an emerging market. We have employed the fixedeffects and dynamic System-GMM techniques to analyze panel data collected from the annual reports of the banks, the bulletin of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), and the World Bank database from 2014-2023. These estimators address heterogeneity, measurement error, endogeneity, and unobserved biases. The results indicate that capital adequacy ratios, liquidity ratios, efficiency, bank size, quality of governance, and profitability are important in enhancing bank stability in Nigeria. Although past stability has a positive influence on present stability, GDP growth has a positive but statistically insignificant effect on resilience. Bank stability is adversely impacted by non-performing loans, inflation, the quality of institutions, and interest rates. These findings suggest that banks should be regulated on bank-specific variables, including non-performing loans. The Central Bank should further strengthen its control over the Nigerian banking industry to foster resilience and sustainability. Policymakers should improve the level of governance and policies that promote stability.Item Empirical Evidence of Financial Services Marketing in the Nigerian Banking Industry(Scienpress Ltd,2014) Ikpefan, Ochei AilemenItem Finance for Non Finance Managers/Global Treasury ManagementIkpefan, Ochei AilemenItem Finance for Non Finance Managers/Global Treasury Management/Financial AccountingIkpefan, Ochei AilemenItem Financial Management/Finance for Non Finance Managers/Global Treasury ManagementIkpefan, Ochei AilemenItem Financing Agriculture Cooperatives Societies in Nigeria:Challenges and Prospect(Department of Economics, Nnamdi Azikiwe University,Akwa) Ikpefan, Ochei AilemenItem Growth of Bank Frauds and the Impact on the Nigerian Banking Industry (1986-2004)(The Nigerian Acounting Horizon, University of Jos) Ikpefan, Ochei AilemenItem Implementing Bancassurance for Competitive AdvantageIkpefan, Ochei AilemenItem Issues in Banking and Finance(The Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria) Ikpefan, Ochei Ailemen