Problem Loans and Working Out the Pinnacle of Bank Failures in Nigeria.

Samuel Ngozichikanma Nwosu; Obasi Ama Ibiam; Uduimoh Anthony Akwawa

doi:10.52589/BJMMS-QIQAKTBI

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Problem Loans and Working Out the Pinnacle of Bank Failures in Nigeria.

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British Journal of Management and Marketing Studies

Vol. 7Issue 32024pp. 70–84Published 15 July 2024

DOI 10.52589/BJMMS-QIQAKTBI

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Abstract:

The study was designed to evaluate managing problem loans and workout the pinnacle of bank failures in Nigeria. One of the recommendations of Basel Committee on Banking Supervision was credit risk exposure within acceptable level. Descriptive survey research was used and data were collected via Annual reports of the sampled bank within the period of 2011-2016. The populations of the research were the Deposit Money Banks. Pearson Coefficient of Correlation was the statistical tool used to analyse the hypothesis and that was done with the aid of Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS). The researcher concluded that there is no significant relationship between credit risk management and bank failure in Nigeria. However there were traces of weak negative relationships which keen interest should be given to because of sensitive nature of the banking sector. KEYWORDS: Credit Risk Management, Bank Performance, Pinnacle, Deposit Money Banks, Workouts, Risk Exposure, Bank Failures.

Keywords:Credit Risk Management Bank Performance Pinnacle Deposit Money Banks Work out Risk Exposure Bank failures.

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