THE PROBLEMS AND THE SUGGESTED PROSPECTS OF CASH MANAGEMENT IN COMMERCIAL BANKS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Cover page
Certification
Dedication
Acknowledgment
Table of contents
CHAPTER ONE
1.1 INTRODUCTION
1.2 STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
1.3 RESEARCH QUESTIONS
1.4 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
1.5 RESEARCH HYPOTHESIS PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF CASH MANAGEMENT IN COMMERCIAL BANKS
1.6 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
1.7 SCOPE AND LIMITATION OF THE STUDY
1.8 DEFINITION FOR KEY TERMS
1.9 ORGANIZING/PLAN OF THE STUDY
CHAPTER TWO
2.1 LITERATURE REVIEW
2.2 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF UNION BANK OF NIG PLC
2.3 APPRAISAL OF CASH MANAGEMENT APPLICATION
2.4 DEFINITION OF CASH MANAGEMENT AND MOTIVE OF HOLDING CASH
2.5 PRINCIPLE OF CASH MANAGEMENT
2.6 INSTRUMENT OF CASH MANAGEMENT
2.7 MONTERREY POLICY
2.7.1 INSTRUMENTS OF MONETARY POLICY
2.7.2 FACTORS OF CASH MANAGEMENT
REFERENCES
CHAPTER THREE
3.1 POPULATION AND SAMPLE SIZE
3.2 SAMPLING TECHNIQUE
3.3 METHOD OF DATA COLLECTION
3.4 METHOD OF DATA ANALYSIS
CHAPTER FOUR
4.1 DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS DATA PRESENTATION
4.2. ANALYSIS OF RESULTS
4.3 DISCUSSION OF RESULT
4.4 RESULT RELATING TO HYPOTHESIS TESTING
4.5 POLICY STATEMENT
CHAPTER FIVE
5.1 FINDINGS
5.2 CONCLUSION
5.3 SUMMARY
5.4 RECOMMENDATIONS
REFERENCES
QUESTIONNAIRE
CHAPTER ONE
1.0 INTRODUCTION
The concept of management was evolved as a result of existence of man. Hence, it could be traced back to the evolution of money. In this case, the origin of money which brings about cash management in our contemporary commercial backs really comes as the aftermaths of the difficulties of trade by barter. Trade by barter is a system and practice where goods are exchanged for goods and services. Barter system has many defects and drawbacks. These include the difficulty of double coincidence of wants, time and energy wastage, difficulty in ascertaining the value of commodities, discouragement of large quantities and variety of purchases, deferred payment, installment payment and borrowing large scale production and such like.
Having identified the defects inevitable by barter system, people were false to fashion out a generally acceptable means of exchange i.e. money. It worthy to note that the paper money presently in use was originated from the receipt the goldsmith issued to people who kept gold and other valuables with them. As goldsmiths were taught to be honest, merchant people started keeping their gold with them for safe custody. In retain the goldsmith gave the depositors receipts promising to return the gold on demand. These receipt of the goldsmith were substitutes for money, such paper was back by gold and was convertible on demand into gold. This ultimately led to the development of bank note and today, money has another form other than paper called coin.
Thus, money is anything that is generally acceptable as medium of exchange for making payment, settlement of debt or other business obligations. The qualities of money such as generally acceptability, portability, durability homogeneity, divisibility, recognizatbility and scarcity make money and prudent management. Paper money and coins are collectively called cash. Today, customer deposit money with banks and banks give a promise to pay on demand the amount deposited by the customer. The customer can withdraw all his or her money in cash for the purpose of settling his or her debts or he or she can issued cheque by asking the bank to transfer the stated sum form his deposit to beneficiary.
So, the continued patronage of a bank by a customer depends on some important factor among which are the following:
- Availability of cash to meet the immediate and urgent needs of customers.
- The qualities of services rendering.
- The proximity of the back to the customer’s business premises.
- The approach ability and business acquisitive of its manager e.t.c.
Of all the reasons listed above, there is one which ranks supreme to all other reasons and that is the ability to strike balance between the shareholder and customer i.e. problem of profitability and liquidity are equally the utmost. The bankers has to keep enough cash in order to meet customers demand at the time will serve the interest of the shareholder who are expecting returns over the investment.
1.1 STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
In course of the study, the research is centered on ineffective cash management in our country’s commercial banks with particular attention to Union Bank that which deprives our country’s banking industry of competing with banks of developed countries of the world.
The following recommendations are suitable for the solution to the problems of cash management.
i. There should be experienced and honest personnel employed into the bank for effective and efficient management of cash.
ii. The idle balance should be properly invested in economy income.
iii. There should also be supervisor and implementation of loans by banks so as to ensure that the loan is well utilized for the intended purpose.
iv. Cash inflow and outflow overtime period should be adequately prepared and adhered to.
v. Adequate supervision to branches without notice should be undertaken to ascertain that they operate in efficient way to improve cash management.
1.2 RESEARCH QUESTIONS
This paper intends to find answer to these questions so as to achieve it objective and for the purpose of this research work.
i. What are the saving services of the banks and their operation?
ii. What are the native of operation of the bank?
iii. What are the conditions to grant loan and on what type of collateral do you grant loan?
iv. How does cash manager meet the demand of the deposit and the shareholder?
v. What is the policy of bank on the shortage or surplus declared by the central banks?
vi. Does your bank has any has investment in other bank or industry?
1.3 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
The main objective and aim is to examine the problems and the suggested prospects of cash management in commercial banks. It also aims the following objectives.
- To meet payment schedule.
- To minimize the finds committed to cash balance.
- To proffer strategies techniques to ensure efficient cash management as this could by the commercial banks as modem financial organization.
- To determine the appropriate target cash balance.
- To determine how cash can be manager efficiently and effectively.
1.4 RESEARCH HYPOTHESIS PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF CASH MANAGEMENT IN COMMERCIAL BANKS
H0: Cash management does not have positive effect on the profitability of commercial banks.
Hi: Cash management has positive effect on the profitability of commercial banks.
1.5 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
The study of this research work is particularly of great importance to the bank, government, researcher and to the public.
TO THE BANK:
The study of this research work allows the bank to develop strong internal control of cash receipts and disbursement so as to manager the inflow and outflow of cash in order not be face liquidity crunch i.e. borrowing at disadvantage.
TO THE GOVERNMENT:
The study of this work gives a means of eradication of the difficulties in the implementation of monetary policy by the central bank also recommend a capacity building framework for developing countries and to find loans to some government parastatals e.g. farmers.
TO OTHER RESEARCHERS:
It gives the advantage to a researcher to look at the float management 4 techniques, disbursement control and investment of idle cash, specifically relevant data from Union Bank of Nigeria Plc
TO THE PUBLIC:
To maintain adequate level of cash to meet operational and capital requirements and to obtain the maximum yield on short term investments of pooled, idle cash and to maintain adequate monies at hand to meet daily cash requirement of the municipality while maximizing the amount available for investment and to obtain maximum earning in invested finds while ensuring their safety.
1.6 SCOPE AND LIMITATION OF THE STUDY
The scope of this study focuses attention on cash management in commercial banks problems and prospects with a case study of Union Bank of Nigeria Plc.
The researcher faced so many limitations while conducting the research which includes insufficiency of data as some officials could not respond to the questionnaire as they have to attend to their primary assignment.
Insufficiency of data is also part of the limitation faced in the course of this research work as the bank officials being unable to disclose some information.
Another problem or limitation in the course of this research work is inadequacy of fund because the researcher needs some amount of cash to do one or two thing (i.e. Transportation) in the process of the researcher work. Uncooperative attitude of respondents is another limitation the researcher faced while conducting the research work.
1.7 DEFINITION FOR KEY TERMS
COINS: - A coin is metal money with definite amount and weight issued and stamped by the central authority responsible for the issuing of money in a country.
PAPER MONEY: - As the name implies, it is a form of paper money which was originated from the receipt of the goldsmith issued to people who kept gold and other valuables with them.
BANK MONEY: - This is the money one keeps in his or her bank account for safe keeping also called deposit which can be given back to the owner or demand.
CUSTOMER: - This is refers to as an individual, organization or club who keeps money and other valuables with the bank for safe keeping and for future purpose.
BANK: - This is an institution set up purposely for safe keeping of money, valuable goods and essential documents.
CASH: - This refers to coin and paper form of money people and organization keeps in the bank for safe keeping.
CHEQUE: - This is an institution or a bill of exchange made upon a bank to pay a given sum of money to a named person or bearer at a specific date.
DEPOSIT: - This entails the amount of money i.e. cash every individual or organization keeps in the bank over a period of time.
TRANSACTIONARY MOTIVE: - It is the desire of holding money in order to meet day to day needs of individual or organization.
PRECAUTIONARY MOTIVE: - This is the desire for holding money in order to meet up with unforeseen development or contingencies or unexpected expenditure.
SPECULATIVE MOTIVE: - This is a desire for holding money with the hope of using such money kept in making quick money.
1.8 ORGANIZING/PLAN OF THE STUDY
The organization or plan of the study contain what each chapter is all about.
Chapter one contain the introduction of the study, statement of problems, the research questions, objectives of the study, research hypothesis, significance of the study, scope and limitation of the study, definition of terms and the organization of the study.
Chapter two contains the literature review, historical background of the case study (Union Bank of Nigeria Plc.) corporate objectives of Union Bank of Nig, Plc, appraisal of cash management application, control of loan and advances in Union Bank, definition of cash management and motive of holding cash, principle of cash management, instrument of cash management, procedure in management of cash, monetary policy, instruments of monetary policy and readiness to hold additional deposit.
Chapter three reveal the research methodology, the sources of data collected sample and sampling, the restatement of research problem, data analysis and techniques, the design of the study and the population of the study.
Chapter four reveal the data presentation and analysis, analysis of results, discussion or result and the result relating to the hypothesis and the policy statement.
Chapter five which is the last chapter consists of the findings, conclusion, summary, recommendation and references.
CHAPTER TWO
2.0 LITERATURE REVIEW
As a cash management, cash is required to carry out day to day operation of any organization, so also it is required as unexpected cash required of the firm.
Commercial bank keep deposits and render cash hold mechanism for transaction in balances this cash is easily linked with the processing of money creation by commercial bank whereby, primary model when deposited with them become the basic for a multiple secondary expansion of deposit.
Emmanuel T. (2003) suggests that effective cash management is to examine the effect of cash planning. Cash flow management and cash surplus management on the financial performances in order to consider statistical significant relationship between financial performance and components of cash management at length.
S.Schviavo-Campo and D.Tomasi(1999) suggest that the Government in the development countries should approach the issue of cash management and what exactly should be the function of the treasury. It examines the ways the nations modify their exiting monetary and economic practices in order to ensure sound financial management.
Martins, A.V(2001) suggest that cash management requires that the bankers should be able to scan through the bank cash reserve effectively. Having done this, the cash management will depends on his personal integrity and competence.
According to Edward W.R and Edward K.G (2007) 75% states that mega banks income generated from effective cash management activities. It is their review that the success of most commercial banks and mega banks healthy depends on how they manage their cash and their cash management policy.
Management of cash is a fundamental aspect of macro-economic and budgets management.
2.1 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF UNION BANK OF NIG PLC.
Union Banks of Nigeria plc was established in the year 1917 as a colonial bank with its first branch in Lagos Barclays Bank. In 1952, the colonial bank which was acquired by Lagos Barclays Bank later resulted in the change of banks name to Barclays (Dominion, colonial and overseas) following the enactment of the company Act 1968. Barclays Bank of Nigeria Limited.
In consonance with the government programme of Privatization and commercialization of public enterprises of the federal government in 1993 sold its shares in Union Bank to private individuals.
Thus, the Union Bank became fully owned by Nigerian citizen and organization. Union Bank of Nigeria plc acquired the former universal Trust Bank of Nigeria plc and Broad Bank Limited.
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