The Impact of Product Development on Banks Performance .

ABSTRACT

The need for this study being the impact of product development on bank performance was to determine the rate at which the performance of this product is helping the economic development and in the terms of employment, income, staff utilization and technology and serve as an advisory piece to Owners of banks as to how these product can be run to the benefit of the customers who patronize such  product.

This research work is divided into five chapters. One deals with the introduction/background of the study, , objectives of the study, research questions, scope of the study, significance of study, limitation of the study and delimitation of terms.

Chapter four deals with presentation and interpretation of data. Chapter five deals with, summary of finding, conclusion and recommendation.

For the purpose of the study, questionnaires were administered to both .  Finally, suggestion were made to the bank on how the should establish a good for proper co-ordination and marketing of such products.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title page                                                i

Approval page                                          ii

Dedication                                               iii

Acknowledgement                                iv

Abstract                                                  v

Table of contents                                  vi

CHAPTER ONE

1.0  Introduction                                      1

1.1 Background of the study                    1

1.2 Statements of problems                    4

1.3 Objectives of the study                       6

1.4 Research questions                            7

1.5  Significance of the study                  9

1.6 Scope of the study                             10

1.7 Limitation of the study                     10

1.8  Definition of terms                           11

CHAPTER TWO

2.0  LITERATURE REVIEW                  16

2.1 Historically background of banks

operations in Nigeria                         16

2.2 New product as a business strategy     22

2.3 The nature and structure of

banks new product                             26

2.4 Stage in production process                29

2.5 factors that enhance the effectiveness

and efficiency of a new product            33

2.6 Problems indicators of bank product     35

CHAPTER THREE

3.0 Research methodology                          37

3.1 Introduction                                             37

3.2  Research design                                     37

3.3 Population and sampling techniques  38

3.4 Sources of data                                        38

3.5 Method of data collection instrument 41

3.6 Techniques for data analysis                 42

CHAPTER FOUR

4.0 Data presentation and analysis            43

4.1 Introduction                                             43

4.2 Presentation of data                                43

CHAPTER FIVE

5.0 Summary, conclusion and recommendation   51

5.1 Summary of findings                              51

5.2 Conclusion                                              53

5.3 Recommendations                                55

Bibliography

Appendix

INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background of the Study

Over the years, it has been identify that banks form a significant part of the financial institutions of modern society, because of this structure, and influence on an economy.

Banks through their basic roles of researcher mobilization and allocation fro efficient investment play a great role in economic developed of any nation.

According to Nnolin (2001) the stock in trade of banks in Nigerian in the provision of financial services like over draft  facilities, discounting bills of exchange, purchasing and selling securities etc to their customers.

There was time when banks did not see the need for providing and encourage patronage. Maybe, there was no need for such activities some year’s age, due to the fact that bankers were few and competition was very low.

Today, the    between banks is increasing as in the level of financial competition and sophistication of other banking needs by customers. Olupitan (2002) pointed out the banking in Nigerian is taste becoming not only very competitive but also sophisticated.

The banking industry has zone beyond mere acceptance of deposits, and giving out loans to its customers. Banks has now indicted various new products into the industry.

The stimulate is traced to the unprecedented rise in the number of banks between 1992 to 2001 which resulted into creating a very competitive banking atmosphere among banks; Olupitan (2002) also note that in the early days of banking in Nigeria.

The use of banks services was limited to government, business houses and for ailment in the society. Now, in a bid to line customers to them many banks introduced new product into banking industry.

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