IMPACT OF RECAPITALIZATION ON SHAREHOLDER’S RETURN IN NIGERIA BANKING INDUSTRY (A STUDY OF POLARIS BANK)

Student: Wasilat Abisola Ishola
Supervisor: Dr L. A. Olatunji
HOD: Dr O. M. Oyewole
Department of Accountancy
School of Management and Business Studies
Federal Polytechnic, offa, Kwara State

Abstract

ABSTRACT This research work was carried out to study the impact of recapitalization of Shareholders Returns in Nigerian Banking Industry with particular reference of Polaris Bank. The main objective of the study is to highlight the benefit of the new banking shareholder return and envisage problem of the reform on Nigeria banking industry. On the methodology used in obtaining data or information from the shareholders of Polaris Bank questionnaires were administered and simple percentages were used analyzing the data in chapter four. Throughout the research, it was discovered that the recapitalization policy has affected the work force; in the sense that some lost their job in a situation where by 89 banks are reducing to 25. This should be seen as opportunity and challenges to those that have special skill to diversity in its other growing sector of the economy like telecommunication and so on. Finally, the recapitalization policy should be subjected to reviews from time to time, so that the Nigerian Bank and the Nation’s economy will be able to meet the global demand

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