Money Banks in the Nigerian Banking Industry (2000-2009).

Money Banks in the Nigerian Banking Industry (2000-2009).

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Prior to the consolidation exercise in 2005, the banking industry was filled with a large number of weak, small banks that had low capital bases and were not performing their duties as the main financial intermediaries in the economy
 
Published at International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Reviews (IJSSHR), Vol. 3, No.3, pp.102-119.
Published in 2012
 
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Ikpefan, O.A
Ikpefan Ochei
 
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