PhD THESIS TOPICS AND MATERIALS IN BANKING AND FINANCE

PhD THESIS TOPICS AND MATERIALS IN BANKING AND FINANCE

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PhD THESIS TOPICS AND MATERIALS IN BANKING AND FINANCE

  1. Analyzing the impact of electoral results and appointed Nigeria Presidents on stock market responses- PMB
  2. Press coverage, government agendas and financial gains- tracing a theoretical relationship.
  3. Do volatility patterns create news or do news events create volatility patterns? An investigation.
  4. The novice investor and his consulting guides- a primary investigation.
  5. How sensitive is the impact of implied volatility in major global markets? An evaluation.
  6. Considering the rules for investor protection in Africa and understanding the limitations and challenges.
  7. A review to understand the issue of competition in banking in emerging markets- the case of Nigeria.
  8. Creating a systematic understanding for the mechanism of stock market shock absorption within highly dynamic environments- the case of the Nigeria and other West African countries
  9. Innovation in banking financial instruments- studying the drivers and players of the game in Nigeria.
  10. The effects of banking instability on the financial markets- evidence from across the globe.
  11. The significance of earnings management within the Nigerian banking industry- a review.
  12. A systematic review of loan performance in the African banking sector.
  13. Banking structures, authority systems and financial outcomes- perspectives from Nigeria.
  14. An examination of Government backing and support in the African banking sector.
  15. Bank lending policies and protocols in different political environments- review of international banks relative to area of operations.
  16. What is banking efficiency? A discussion.
  17. Comparison of equities within and across banks- a systematic review.
  18. Mobile banking applications- a review of need, performance and satisfaction in Nigeria
  19. How relevant is customer satisfaction for established banking giants? An analysis.
  20. Analysis of relationship banking within the backdrop of distressed/ uninformed borrowers in Nigeria
  21. A discussion on the determinants of bank stability in volatile political environments.
  22. Timings for bank lending and impact on relationship formations- creating an understanding.
  23. Roles of Bank advisory committees in Islamic and conventional banks- an analysis.


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