Banks as Accelerators of the Circulation of Money

Maux, Laurent Le

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“…Relationship between Monetary Policy Instruments and Financial Performance of Commercial Banks in Nigeria. Open Journal of Business and Management,11,[945][946][947][948][949][950][951][952][953][954][955][956][957][958][959][960][961][962] https://doi.org /10.4236/ojbm.2023.113051 the financial industry and the whole economy (Wainaina, 2013;Pastory & Mutaju, 2013;Maux, 2015). No doubt that its business activities are perhaps the most greatly controlled and oversee of all businesses (Ahumada & Fuentes, 2004;Okoye & Eze, 2013;Ngure, 2014;Meshak & Nyamute, 2016).…”

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Relationship between Monetary Policy Instruments and Financial Performance of Commercial Banks in Nigeria

Shirya,

Njoka,

Abdul

2023

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This paper examined the relationship between monetary policy instruments and financial performance of commercial banks in Nigeria. The study was anchored on Keynesian theory and employed causal research design. The Nigerian banking populace is 21 commercial banks, so census approach was adopted. Panel data was utilized and inferential statistical methods were used to analyze the data. The result of regression analysis showed that open market operations had a coefficient of β = 4.851167, ***p = 0.000 implying that it had positive and significant effect on the earning performance of commercial banks in Nigeria. The results also show that monetary policy reforms had positively and significantly intervened on the relationship between open market operations and financial performance of commercial banks in Nigeria of a most distinctive finding of the study. The study concluded that monetary policy instruments as adopted by Central Bank of Nigeria are critical and heavily influenced the performance of banking sector players in Nigeria. The study recommends that Central Bank of Nigeria should be meticulous and involve management of commercial banks when designing policy instruments to enhance the earnings of the commercial banks in Nigeria.

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Relationship between Monetary Policy Instruments and Financial Performance of Commercial Banks in Nigeria

Shirya,

Njoka,

Abdul

2023

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Les trous noirs de la monnaie pleine

Maux¹

2020

Revue Française d'Économie

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Le présent article examine la proposition en faveur du 100% money ou de la monnaie pleine qui rend obligatoire la couverture intégrale des dépôts à vue par de la monnaie émise par la banque centrale et qui vise ainsi à interdire aux banques commerciales de procéder à une « création » de monnaie. Il souligne cependant que la réflexion autour de la transférabilité des dépôts à terme ou comptes d’épargne en dépôts à vue reste insuffisante alors même qu’une telle transférabilité réamorce le processus de « création » de monnaie, processus que la proposition de la monnaie pleine ou du 100% money est censée supprimer. Il en déduit alors une série de paradoxes.

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Banks as Accelerators of the Circulation of Money

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Relationship between Monetary Policy Instruments and Financial Performance of Commercial Banks in Nigeria

Relationship between Monetary Policy Instruments and Financial Performance of Commercial Banks in Nigeria

Les trous noirs de la monnaie pleine

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