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British Journal of Management and Marketing Studies
Vol. 7Issue 42024pp. 69–81Published 23 October 2024
DOI 10.52589/BJMMS-ALCLP2WRShare Link
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Abstract:
The issue of pension fund management and how pensioners are being owed substantial amount at their retirement year is still a rampaging case in Nigeria. Many do not understand the dynamics of pension fund management. Hence, the main study objective was to investigate the contributory pension funds effect on bank`s profitability. A model was adopted and modified with variables relevant to the course of study like profit after tax (PAT), Pension Funds (PEN) and inflation, and secondary data for each variable was extracted from the banks’ financial statement, PENCOM financial statements, and the CBN statistical bulletin. The data was from periods 2015Q1 till 2022Q4 and was analyzed by using the multiple regression analysis. The study found out that both pension funds and investment were positively significant. The study thus recommended that all pension firms must be monitored frequently so as to reduce the incidence of fraud.
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