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Introduction:

Abstract

The aim of this research works is to examine the different factors that play the important roles of the NIGERIA Stock exchange in the NIGERIA economy.

The Prevailing Circumstance Spared the research to its roles in the NIGERIA economy. The materials in this research work have been arranged into five chapters.

CHAPTER ONE Start with general background to the study, which gives the reader the objectives of the study Purpose and Scope of the study.

CHAPTER TWO deals with the review of the relation Literature that relate to the role of the Nigeria stock Exchange to the Nigeria economy.

CHAPTER THREE It deals with methodology used in the research work and further this insight into the effect of the Role of Nigeria Stock Exchange.

CHAPTER FOUR described the conduct of field work and the Procedure adopted, the -date Through Personal Interview.

CHAPTER FIVE which is the Final, reveals the summary of the Findings.



Table of Content



TITLE PAGE



DEDICATION



CERTIFICATION



ACKNOWLEDGEMENT



ABSTRACT



TABLE OF CONTENT



CHAPTER ONE

1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

1.2 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

1.3 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

1.4 SCOPE OF THE STUDY

1.5 DEFINITION OF TEARS



CHAPTER TWO

2.0 LITERATURE REVIEW

2.1 THE NIGERIA CAPITAL MARKET

2.2 THE OPERATORS OF THE CAPITAL MARKET

2.3 OBSERVATION ON THE NIGERIA CAPITAL MARKET

2.4 MEMBERSHIP OF THE EXCHANGE

2.5 DEALING MEMBERS OF THE NIGERIA STOCK EXCHANGE

2.6 FUNCTIONS OF THE STOCK BROKER



CHAPTER THREE

3.1 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

3.2 SECONDARY DATA

3.3 METHOD OF DATA COLLECTION

3.4 INTERVIEWED METHOD

3.5 HISTORY OF NIGERIA STOCK EXCHANGE

3.6 OPERATION OF THE NIGERIA STOCK EXCHANGE

3.7 PRICING OF THE NIGERIA STOCK EXCHANGE

3.8 REGULATION OF THE NIGERIA STOCK EXCHANGE

3.9 THE ALL – SHARE INDEX



CHAPTER FOUR

4.1 DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION



CHAPTER FIVE

5.1 SUMMARY

5.2 CONCLUSION

5.3 RECOMMENDATION FOR SOLVING THE PROBLEMS



BIBLIOGRAPHY



Introduction

1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

One of the oldest institutions in the Nigeria Capital Market is the Nigeria Stock Exchange, trading in Lagos, Onitsha, Uyo, Ibadan and Port-Harcourt each floor or branch of the exchange has a Director and a Secretary. The national secretariat has a Director – General and consists of three departments. The quotations department, the Administration and the public Relation department.



The exchange is an institution where quoted investments (stocks and shares) are bought and sold. It provides a market in a wide range of traded securities generally a medium to long term maturity issued by companies, government and public organizations both domestic and overseas.



The organization is categorized as both primary market and secondary market. securities are in the first instance purchased by individuals and institutions who then resells them on the trading floor provided these securities are listed securities in the secondary market. Each branch of the exchanged has a council (Branch council), consisting of some prominent individuals and also representatives of stock broking firms, as members of the branch council.



The structure of the Nigeria stock Exchange provides for representation of each branch council at the national council. The national provides all overall direction for the exchange.



In addition to providing a market for the primary issuance of securities and for their subsequent exchange, the exchange performs the vital function of maintaining orderliness in the markets.



The development of the capital Market in Nigeria dated back to 1946 before political independence when the first government securities were floated. There was a perceived need within the financial and business community for the development of a money and capital Market in Nigeria.



The capital market is the framework of institutions that arrange for long-term financials assets such as shares and mortgages. Since the world will never be made up solely of wealthy philanthropist and charitable organization, the demand for capital will always exceed the supply.



Membership of the exchange is open to limited companies partnership and in some cases individual of high repute and integrity who have made valuable contributions to the development of the Nigeria Capital Market. Stockbrokers who are dealing members of the exchange function primary as agents on behalf of their client.