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ELECTRONIC BANKING INNOVATIONS AND SELECTED BANKS PERFORMANCE IN  NIGERIA

ECO 512: ELECTRONIC BANKING INNOVATIONS AND SELECTED BANKS PERFORMANCE IN NIGERIA

ByAnthony Orji
SchoolUniversity of Nigeria, Nsukka
DepartmentEconomics
CategoryAcademic JournalsResearch Papers
Levels100200300400500600Post Graduate
₦ 3000
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Description

In the past few years, Nigerian banks have embraced the global trend of digitalization

in banking operations. Thus, after the consolidation and recapitalization exercises,

many banks have strengthened and streamlined their facilities, tailored their services

as well as automated their operations. In the heat of competition, banks are now

adding to the stock of e-banking in order to maintain a competitive edge over their

competitors. However, despite the rapid development in electronic banking

innovations, it is not clear whether e-banking innovations have impacted positively

and significantly on banks’ performance in Nigeria. The main objective of this paper

therefore is to estimate the impact of e-banking innovations (ATM transactions,

mobile banking transactions, and point of sales transactions) on the performance of six

selected banks in Nigeria. The study adopts a SURE model in the quantitative analysis

of six selected old and new generation banks. The results indicate that automated

teller machine transactions, point of sale transactions, mobile banking transactions are

major e-banking innovations that contribute to old and new banks’ performance in

Nigeria. The study therefore concludes that the selected banks and other banks should

intensify efforts to increase their asset base and continue to invest in e-banking

innovations in order keep preforming well and also remain profitable. The study also

calls for efficient management and utilization of funds to train and educate bank

workers and general public regularly on how to deploy and use e-banking channels

and other related technological innovations respectively.