Effect of Corporate Governance on Organisational Profitability in Nigeria

ABSTRACT

This research work is based on effect of corporate governance on organizational profitability in Nigeria with a reference to a case study of Wema Bank Plc, the Polytechnic, Ibadan. The project work was divided into five chapters. The opinions and suggestions of different authors were reviewed. The total numbers of the staff members within the stores department. The researcher used 15 questionnaire as the study sample size. Questionnaire and personal interview was the instrument used in data collection. The data were analyzed and interpreted using tables, simple percentages and mean. The findings revealed that corporate governance determined their sales volume.  That corporate governance has significant influence on market share. This shows that for banks to have high and expand market share, there is need for proper coordination and management of an organization. So, Wema Bank still expanding and continuing to expand if there is good corporate governance.  Finally, it was observed that corporate governance has significant influence on productivity. Although both Wema Bank is running within the competitive business environment, but without effective management of corporate governance of stakeholders in their business environment, there would not be high patronage of clients or customers as well as high productivity.

TABLE OF CONTENTSPAGE(S)

Cover Page

Title Pagei

Certificationii

Dedicationiii

Acknowledgementivv

Abstract vi

Table of Contentsvi  vii

CHAPTER ONE

1.1 INTRODUCTION1

1.2 Statement Of The Problem3

1.3 Objectives Of The Study4

1.4 Research Hypotheses5

1.5 Research Questions5

1.6 Scope Of The Study5

1.7 Significance Of The Study5

1.8  Limitation Of The Study 6

1.9 Definitions Of Terms7

CHAPTER TWO

2.1 LITERATURE REVIEW8

2.2 Corporate Governance Measures In Nigeria 16

2.3 Internal Compliance And Control Issues 17

2.4 Enhancing Corporate Governance In The Banking Sector 18

2.5 Corporate Governance And Risk Management Issues 19

CHAPTER THREE

3.1 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY20

3.2 Population of the study20

3.3 Sample Size and Sampling Procedure20

3.4 Methods of Data Collection20

3.5 Methods of Data Analysis21

CHAPTER FOUR

4.0 DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS22

4.1 Data Presentation And Analysis  23

4.2 Section B: Subject Matter25

4.3 Testing Of Hypotheses3

CHAPTER FIVE

SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION

5.1 Summary Of The Findings40

5.2 Conclusion41

5.3 Recommendations 42

       REFERENCES43

      APPENDIX 155