ABSTRACT
The
effect of global financial crisis on foreign direct investment in Nigeria with
Nigerian Banking sector as the a case study has been chosen to examine the
significance of global credit crunch on the Nigerian banks. It is a very
important issue because the world as a global village has made events in one
part have direct or indirect impact on other part of the world especially when
it concerns politic and economy. The general overview of the study introduced
the topic and covers problems in the Nigerian financial system as a result of
the financial meltdown, limitations of the study and area covered is also
discussed. The literature review covers issues such as events in the global
financial system and the Nigerian financial system as the financial meltdown
affects it. The research methods used sources of data used were discussed. Data
presentation and analysis including test of hypothesis were discussed. Finally,
the lost chapter contains the summary of the work, conclusion and
recommendations.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PRELIMINARY
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TITLE
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APPROVAL
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DEDICATION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ABSTRACT
TABLE
OF CONTENTS
LIST
OF TABLES
LIST
OF FIGURES
CHAPTER
1 – INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER
2 – LITERATURE REVIEW
CHAPTER
3 – RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY
CHAPTER
4 – PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS
CHAPTER
5 – SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
CHAPTER ONE
- INTRODUCTION
- BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
- STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
- OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
- RESEARCH QUESTION
- STATEMENT OF HYPOTHESIS
- SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
- SCOPE OF THE STUDY\
- LIMITATION OF THE STUDY
- DEFINITION OF TERM
CHAPTER TWO
- LITERATURE REVIEW
- OVERVIEW OF THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM GLOBALLY
- OVERVIEW OF THE NIGERIA FINANCIAL SYSTEM
- CAUSES OF THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS
- EFFECT OF THE MELTDOWN ON FOREIGN DIRECT
INVESTMENT IN NIGERIAN BANKS.
- WITHDRAWAL OF CREDIT LINES BY FOREIGN BANKS
- EFFECTS ON BANKS AND ON LENDING FOR
INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT.
- EFFECTS ON BANKS SHARES IN THE CAPITAL
MARKET.
- THE VULNERABILITY OF BANKS ASSETS
MANAGEMENT.
- MEASURES TAKEN TO CURB THE EFFECTS OF THE
MELTDOWN ON NIGERIA FINANCIAL SYSTEM.
- THE
AFTERMATH OF THE INTERVENTION
- EMPIRICAL
DATA ON FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT BEFORE AND AFTER FINANCIAL MELTDOWN ON
NIGERIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM NFS.
CHAPTER THREE
- RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY
- SOURCES/METHOD OF DATA COLLECTION
- POPULATION AND SAMPLE SIZE
- VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF INSTRUMENT.
- METHOD OF DATA ANALYSIS/TECHNIQUES.
CHAPTER FOUR
- PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS OF DATA
CHAPTER 5
- SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
REFERENCES
APPENDIX
CHAPTER
ONE
- INTRODUCTION
- BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
The global financial crisis brewing for a while really started to show its effects in the middle of 2007 and into 2008 around the world stock markets have fallen, large financial institution have collapsed or been brought out, and government in even the wealthiest to bail out their financial systems.
A collapse of the united states sub-prim mortgage
market and the reversal of the housing boom in other industrialized economist
have had a ripple effect around the world.
According to Aluko (2008), the lending difficulties of
the investment banking industry in the united states spectacularly lehman
Brothers, Merrill Lynch, morgan Stanley and JP morgan chase and government
backed mortagege giants fannie mae and Freddie mac has casued series of panies
and financial instability globally even in th growing economy like Nigeria.
According to shah (2009) starting in well street, other followed quickly. With soaring profits, all wanted in even if it went beyond their area of expertise. Banks borrowed even more money to lend out so they would create more securitization some banks borrow from other banks and sell those loans on as securities, bad loans would be the problem of whosoever bought the securities.
Nigerian economy cannot be a lienated from what happens
in the global economy since oil the major source of our revenue is affected
globally with the short all in oil price to less the & 40 dollar per
barrel, yusuf (2009).
Flakpa, Adeboya, Lgbikiowuba, Komolafe (2008) the
withdrawal of funds by foreign investors from the Nigerian economy has
contributed to the downward trends of stock market value of the various sector
in the Nigerian economy. The Nigerian banking sector is not left out especially
with some of the having foreign partners who contributes to the growth and
development of the sector.
At the inception of the global financial methods, it was though that Nigeria will not get caught in the economic back lash, but now it is no longer how should we get insulted but how do we reduce the adverse effect of the financial meltdown.