TABLE OF CONTENTS Title page - - - - - - - - - - i Declaration - - - - - - - - - - ii i Approval page - - - - - - - - - iii Dedication - - - - - - - - - - iv Acknowledgements - - - - - - - - v Table of contents - - - - - - - - - vii Abstract - - - - - - - - - - x CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Stud - - - - - - 1 1.! "roblem of the Stud - - - - - - - # 1.$ %b&ectives of the Stud - - - - - - - ' 1.( )esearch *uestions - - - - - - - ' 1.+ )esearch ,potheses - - - - - - - 1- 1.# Significance of the Stud - - - - - - 11 1.. Scope and the /imitation of the Stud - - - - 1$ 1.0 Structure of the Stud - - - - - - - 1( 1.' Definition of Terms - - - - - - - 1+ )eferences - - - - - - - - - 1' CHAPTER TWO: LITERATURE REVIEW !.1 1ntroduction - - - - - - - - !- !.! The 2oncept of 3lectronic Banking - - - - - !1 !.$ The 4unctions of 3-Banking - - - - - - !( !.( )eview of 3-Banking Services - - - - - !+ !.+ The Benefits or 1mportance of 3-Banking - - - - !' ii !.# 3-Banking And Bank "erformance - - - - - $1 !.. "roblems of 3-Banking - - - - - - - $. !.0 "rospects of 3-Banking - - - - - - - (1 )eference - - - - - - - - - ($ CHAPTER THREE: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY $.1 1ntroduction - - - - - - - - (( $.! )esearch Design - - - - - - - - (( $.!.1 "opulation and Sampling "lan - - - - - (. $.!.! 1nstrumentation of Data 2ollection - - - - - (0 $.!.$ "rocedure of Data 2ollection - - - - - - (' $.!.( Definition of 5ariables - - - - - - - +- $.!.+ 6odel Specification - - - - - - - +! $.!.# Techni7ues of Data "rocessing and Analsis - - - +( )eference - - - - - - - - - +# CHAPTER FOUR: DATA ANALYSIS AND RESULTS (.1 1ntroduction - - - - - - - - +. (.! Data "resentation and Analsis - - - - - +. (.$ Test of ,potheses - - - - - - - #$ CHAPTER FIVE: SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS +.1 1ntroduction - - - - - - - - #+ +.! Summar of 4indings - - - - - - - #+ iii +.$ "eculiarities and /imitations of the Stud - - - ## +.( 2onclusion - - - - - - - - #. +.+ )ecommendations - - - - - - - #0 +.# Suggestions for 4urther )esearch - - - - - #' )eferences - - - - - - - - - .- Appendices - - - - - - - - .! ABST)A2T Prior to the advent of electronic banking, the manual system of banking data, recording and retrieval was in use. As the wind of change started blowing most banks if not all adopted the use of electronic banking (e-banking) for transaction just like any other part of the world, in igeria today, e-banking is fast becoming the rule rather than e!ception. A number of good reasons are adduced for this dynamic change in banking systems. "ne of these reasons is the inherent benefit of e-banking to save time and magnificent efficiency in the speed in the transaction of banking activities and conse#uently enhancing the performance of banks. Another benefit is the accuracy and reliability of this information if accurate data are inputted. $his work is designed to find out the following things% the benefit and problems of electronic banking on banks. $he method of data collection were secondary data which comprises of electronic banking guidelines, financial summary of the bank over the years, annual report of the bank, journals and maga&ines of e-banking, computer data base accessed through the internet. $he analysis tool used to test the hypotheses is the simple linear regression and the student's t-test. $he findings were( the application of e-banking has enhanced the profitability (operating profit, profit before ta! and profit after ta!) of banks. $he study recommends that there is the need for banks to upgrade their information and communication technology infrastructural facilities, cost of installing a sound )*$ should be minimi&ed or regulated by the government and more so, +overnment should as matter of urgency fi! the issue of power supply. iv CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Back!"#$% &" &'( S&#%) Banking has come a long wa from the time of ledger cards and other manual filing sstems. 6ost banks toda have electronics sstems to handle their dail voluminous task of information retrieval storage and processing. After payment you will get the full project or call 08064034407 or email simoncy2k@gmail.com PARTNERSHIP After purchasing your own project materials from us, you can become our partner or representative in your school if you wish. Copy all our topics and give to your friends. Then buy their materials from us at a reduced price and resale to your friends. Call 08060!0" to get the full project. Or simoncy2k@gmail.com88 96S":. 1.* P!"+,(- ". &'( S&#%) v 3insten and 1nfield 91'.1;!(-$1: asserts that <the formulation of a problem is often more essential than its solution= 3lectronic banking as adopted b banks across the countr and 4irst After payment you will get the full project or call 08064034407 or email simoncy2k@gmail.com PARTNERSHIP After purchasing your own project materials from us, you can become our partner or representative in your school if you wish. Copy all our topics and give to your friends. Then buy their materials from us at a reduced price and resale to your friends. Call 08060!0" to get the full project. Or simoncy2k@gmail.com88 . 1./ O+0(c&12(3 ". &'( S&#%) )esearch work is normall goal oriented. This stud intends to discuss and exchange views on the impact of electronic banking on the performance of banks in >igeria. This research work is designed to achieve the following ob&ectives; After payment you will get the full project or call 08064034407 or email simoncy2k@gmail.com PARTNERSHIP After purchasing your own project materials from us, you can become our partner or representative in your school if you wish. Copy all our topics and give to your friends. Then buy vi their materials from us at a reduced price and resale to your friends. Call 08060!0" to get the full project. Or simoncy2k@gmail.com. 1.4 R(3(a!c' 5#(3&1"$3 This research is an attempt to stud the impact of e-banking on bank performance and also to indentif the problems and prospects. To fulfill this? the researcher will answer the following 7uestions via findings@ After payment you will get the full project or call 08064034407 or email simoncy2k@gmail.com PARTNERSHIP After purchasing your own project materials from us, you can become our partner or representative in your school if you wish. Copy all our topics and give to your friends. Then buy their materials from us at a reduced price and resale to your friends. Call 08060!0" to get the full project. Or simoncy2k@gmail.com8 1.6 R(3(a!c' H)7"&'(3(3 Aeliger 91'.$;($1-(0+: described hpothesis as <con&ectural statement of relationship between two or more variable and these must be measurable. A hpothesis is ver necessar because it makes available to a stud? a sense of direction and purpose. 1t narrows the scope within which the researcherBs thinking with respect to the previous work and the work that foll The fact the researcher intends to investigate is the impact of electronic banking on bank performance. Stating the hpothesis we have@ vii After payment you will get the full project or call 08064034407 or email simoncy2k@gmail.com PARTNERSHIP After purchasing your own project materials from us, you can become our partner or representative in your school if you wish. Copy all our topics and give to your friends. Then buy their materials from us at a reduced price and resale to your friends. Call 08060!0" to get the full project. Or simoncy2k@gmail.com 1.8 S1$1.1ca$c( ". &'( S&#%) Cith the rapid development of 1nformation Technolog 91T: banks are beginning to rel heavil on conducting banking transactions electronicall. The stud would enable the banks executives and indeed the polic makers of the banks and financial institutions to be aware of electronics banking as a product of electronic commerce with a view to making strategic decisions. The research is e7uall significant because it would provide answer to factors militating against the implementation of electronic banking in 4irst Bank of >igeria plc. 1t is the researcherBs intention that when this work is completel carried out? it will contribute immensel to the existing literature on the general application of e-banking services in modern da business. 1t will also contribute to efficient and effective performance of the staff that comes closer to the use of electronic banking services. This will eventuall widen the horiDon of business viii executive and emploee in the application of electronic banking services in such vital accounting sstems? investment appraisal and a host of others. 4urthermore? the problems associated with the manual process like dela? inaccurac? inefficienc which is the bottleneck? the impact of e-banking will show how it has completel phased it. 1.9 Sc"7( a$% &'( L1-1&a&1"$ ". &'( S&#%) 1n pursuance of the ob&ective of the stud@ attention shall be focused on electronic banking among other banking services or electronic commerce implementation. 1n order to conduct an empirical investigation into the adoption electronic banking in >igeria and will also examine the nature of e-banking operations of first bank of >igeria plc. This work? for want of time could not cover all the banks in >igeria that have e-banking services. The work is therefore limited to 4irst Bank of >igeria plc? 6akurdi branch onl. These limitations in one wa or the other might have affected the fullest realiDation of this research. The limitation are lack of ade7uate and up-to date data necessar for successful completion of t his work. 1t is a laid down fact that the 1nformation and 2ommunication Technolog 912T: Corld is an ever dnamic world. 1t takes an appreciable account of ix mone and time to get these developments to this part of the world. 4or this reason? the researcher then decided to conduct the stud within the technological framework available in >igeria and at first bank to be precise. Another problem that has affected the full realiDation of this stud is time constraint. This work is to be concluded within a short period of time and this restriction in time emploed made it impossible for the researcher to exhaust all areas affected. 1.: S&!#c&#!( ". &'( S&#%) The researcher has planned the research work such that the first chapter introduces how it will be carried out? the background to the topic of the stud and the problems being faced b the researcher in the course of doing the research. Also? ob&ectives of the stud are being stated? the research 7uestions? hpotheses and significance of the stud are being stated. 1nclusivel? the scope and structure of the stud and finall? definition of terms and rendered up with references. 2hapter two will deal basicall with the literature review of e-banking services? functions and identif the benefits of e-banking among other things. This chapter will also analDe the problems of e-banking and recommendations of the possible e-banking sstem solutions. 2hapter three will be concerned with research methodolog and design. The various methods use in this research to collect data will be stated in the chapter. x 2hapter four will be more of data presentation? analsis and interpretations. 4inall? chapter five contains the summar? conclusion and suggested recommendations. 1.; D(.1$1&1"$ ". T(!-3 ATM <A#&"-a&(% T(,,(! Mac'1$(=: An AT6 combines a computer terminal? record keeping sstem and cash vault in one unit? permitting customers to enter a financial firmBs book keeping sstem with either a plastic card containing a "ersonal 1dentification >umber 9"1>: or b punching a special code number into a computer terminal linked to the financial firms computeriDed records !( hours a da. The AT6 card is a complex circuit that process micro-processors with a single clip that contain complete arithmetic and logic unit of computer. POINT OF SALE <POS=: This refers to a computer facilit that permits a customer to instantl pa for goods and services electronicall b deducting the cost of each purchase directl from his or her account. The customer presents an encoded debit card to the store clerk who inserts it into a computer terminal connected to the financial firmBs computer sstem. The customerBs account is charged for the purchase and funds are automaticall transferred to the stores deposit account. ELECTRONIC DATA INTERCHANGE <EDI=: this is the transfer of financial or business information or document between originations in machines readable form. xi ELECTRONIC MONEY: this is referred to the mone value measured on an electronic device in the customerBs possession. This electronic value can be purchased and hold on the device until reduced through purchases or transfer. INTERNET BANKING; this is a banking service that uses the internet to carrout financial transactions and also linking customers with financial service providers. Through the internet a customer can verif real-time account balances antime from an location? move funds instantl from one account to another? confirm that deposits have been made? che7ues have been cleared and submit an application for loan and credit cards. 1t has to be noted that internet banking is &ust and aspect of electronic banking. MOBILE BANKING; this is a product that offers customers of a bank access to services as the move from one place to another. 2ustomers can make their transactions anwhere? such as account balances transaction en7uir? account verification? bill pament? electronic fund transfer? updates and histor and transfer between accounts etc. TRANSACTION ALERT; 2ustomers carrout transactions on their accounts and need to keep track of these transitions prompted the creation of alert transactions. The sstem also serves as notification sstem to reach out to customers when necessar information need to be communicated. ELECTRONIC BANKING <E>Ba$k1$=: This is a web based service that enables a banks customer to access hisEher account. xii INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: This represents the various tpes of hardware? data base management? telecommunication and other information processing technologies used in a computer based information sstem. COMPUTER: A compute is an automatic device usuall electronic which is capable of storing relativel large complicated se7uence of mathematical and logic operations without human intervention. ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING <EDP=: This is the use of electronic computer to process data automaticall. REFERENCES 2lark F. 91''':? international dictionary of banking and finance. 4itDro dearbon publishers? /ondon. 3insten and 1nfeld? 91'.1:. ,esearch methodology in social relations. 1n selltiD 2. et al 6eltinwan G co. ltd. 11 new )etterlance. Hold face-1rokalibe 1.F. 9!--.:. -aw of banking in igeria; matthouse "ress /td. Aerlinger ".>. 91'.$:? .oundation of /ehavoiural research@ ! nd edition? ,olt )inehart and Ciston 1nc. >ew Iork. %BBrien A.F. 9!--!:? 0anagement information systems; managing information technolog in the internetworked enterprise. 6cHraw-,ill 1rwin? >ew Iork. "eter S.). and Slvia 2.,. 9!--0:? /ank 0anagement and financial services( 6cHraw-,ill 1rwin? >ew Iork. "ost 5.H and Anderson /.D. 9!--#:? 0anagement information systems% solving Business problems with information technolog. 6cHraw- ,ill 1rwin? >ew Iork. xiii !"A#"$ print the following instructions an% information if you will like to or%er&'uy our complete written material(s). 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