Key Features:
No. of pages: 86
No. of chapters: 5
Table of Content:
Title page i
Dedication ii
Acknowledgment iii
Table of contents iv
List of table v
Proposal vi
CHAPTER ONE
1.0Introduction
1.1Background of the study
1.2Statement of the problem
1.3Purpose of the study
1.4Significance of the study
1.5Research questions
1.6Scope. Limitation of the study
CHAPTER TWO
2.0Review of related literal control
2.1Organization of internal control
2.2What is fraud of in banking industry
2.3Sources form and causes of fraud in our banks
2.4The effect and danger of fraud in our banks
2.5The law relating to and the legal process of protecting fraud in bank
2.6Common fraudulent practices
2.7Technique of internal control
2.8The plan of a typical bank
2.9Authorization recording and custody procedures
2.10Managerial supervision and review
2.11Audit quality control measure
2.12The main objectives of audit quality country summary of related review. Literature
CHAPTER THREE
3.0Research methodology
3.1Research design
3.2Area of study
3.3Population for the study
3.4Sample and sampling procedure
3.5Instrument for data collection
3.6Reliability of reason instrument
3.7Validation of research instrument
3.8Method administration of research instrument
3.9Method of analysis
CHAPTER FOUR
4.0 data presentation and results
4.1Summary of result (Finding)
CHAPTER FIVE
5.0.Discussion conclusion and recommendation
5.1Discussion of result
5.2Conclusion
5.3Recommendations
5.4Reference
5.5Questionnaire
Introduction:
1.1BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
Even since the inception of the first three successful indigenous banks in Nigeria, the National Bank of Nigeria established on February 11th, 1933, the Agbommagbe Bank (now Wema Bank Nig Plc) in 1945, The African Continental Bank Plc in 1947 and others subsequently established in the country during the period from 1952 when the first banking ordinance was enacted to regulate and control the activities of commercial banks in the country till present day, and have remarried a permanent feature in our banking industry.
During the free banking era (between 1892 and 1952) there was no form of banking act or ordinance to regulate the stabilities shipment and operation of commercial banks. There are as it is presently supervised. Many banks were registered. Some of did not open their doors for business ever for a day while some simply collected customers' deposits and varnished. This resulted to the deprivation of our economy an as a whole the much needs for fund for development and depriving individual the hard-earned funds, this also brought about the loss of faith trust in the commercial banks by Nigeria and the subsequent underdeveloped banking habit in the country
However, with the introduction of the first banking ordinance in 1952 and the central bank of Nigeria (CBN) ordinance in 1958 to regulate and control the activities of commercial banking in the country fraud in commercial banks have rather increased in size, and method used by fraudster acquires greater sophistication day by day. Presently with the introduction or modern banking procedures ie improved communication system, automatic electronic gadgets and computers networks into our banking system coupled with various precautionary measures taken by banks. To prevent fraud in the banks fraud has rather taken unclear dimensions and the six and form involved increase in a geometric progression. Other Amptiam in his articles obstacle o growth of banking industry saw that it was discovered during the investigation that bank now take extra precautions before clearing a cheque because of rampant incidents of fraud and forgeries the form of fraud has placed banks loss on the average of # 1m per each working day of the year in Nigeria Asimi kola in his own article “The cash economy phenomenon” also observed that fraud has become sophisticated as to make forget cheque book good the owner to confirm it as his own signature recently in the bid curb the grand fraud, CBN issued a directive to bank to increase it capital base to # 25 billion. Previously section a of the decree 1990 state that, the minimum paid-up capital for bank is #50 million for commercial bank. This directive come up after several bank has been discovered to have defrauded it is customers mostly foreign investors. In this required.
Bankers in a bid to reduce the size and rapid occurrence of fraud in their bank now take adequate precautionary measure before clearing cheques drawn their customers accounts. These precautionary measures bring into focus another problem facing commercial banks,. The problem of time wastage in the banking hall. Ashimi Kola in his article also said that customer waits a minimum of about two hours in the banking hall of Nigeria banks to cash their money. This is one of the most legitimate criticisms of the quality of bank services. The checking process is long and by the time a cheque is released to cashier for payment, the customer is frustrated and perhaps Rast asleep among feering crowd. This calls for an overhaul of the checking and control system. E above being the general situation of things in commercial banking fraud is, therefore, the number one enemy to all concerned with the growth and development of banks., the intention of this research work therefore aimed at identification of the fraud on the Nigerian economy in general and on Afribank Nigeria plc Enugu in particular and recommend more functional measure that will help in the prevention and to reduction of fraud in a commercial bank in Nigeria.
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