CHAPTER
ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background of the study
The
revolution of information technology has influenced almost every facet of life,
among them is the banking sector. The introduction of electronic banking has
revolutionized and redefined the ways banks were operating. As technology is
now considered as the main contribution for the organizations’ success and as
their core competencies. Banking
has in the last few years, transformed from manual to automated systems. The
numerous advances in internet technology have made considerable impact in
business environment and have in particular brought about a shift in banking
operations. This has necessitated the adoption of internet banking by banks
with the application of the internet to banking, banks are able to work
effectively and make high profits. The chief driving forces of internet banking
among customers include better access to the services, better prices and higher
privacy. Through internet banking customers can transact banking operations at
the comfort of their homes and office, Ovia (2003) posited that the type of
e-commerce, e-banking and e-everything is gradually being embraced by Nigerian
financial institutions that are poised to be in the vanguard of narrowing the
digital divide.
So
the banks, be it domestic or foreign are investing more on providing on the
customers with the new technologies through e banking. PC banking, mobile
banking, ATM, electronic funds transfer, account to account transfer, paying
bills online, online statements and credit cards etc. are the services provided
by banks. Also the feature which is commonly unique to internet banking
includes importing data into personal accounting software. Some online banking
platforms support account aggregation to allow the customers to monitor all of
their accounts in one place whether they are with their main bank or with other
institutions. Banking
through internet is considered as a complimentary delivery channel for the
services rather than a substitute for the brick and mortar banking branches.
In
its survey on the extent of e-banking adoption by Nigerian banks, the Central
Bank of Nigeria (CBN), in September 2002, found out that out of the 89 licensed
banks in Nigeria, only 17 were offering, internet banking, 24 were offering
basic telephone, 7 had ATM (Automated teller machine) services while 13 of the
banks were offering other forms of e-banking. This implies that as of then,
19.1percent of the banks were offering internet banking, signifying that
internet banking was yet to takes central stage despite its widely acclaimed
benefits against the traditional branch banking practice (Ezeoha, 2005). Part
of the reasons identified by Ezeoha (2005) why internet banking was having a
moderate economic impact in the country includes a lack of adequate operational
infrastructure like proper telecommunications and power. In addition cyber-
criminals have made the window unattractive. This study examines the concept of
e-banking, the current level of e- banking in Nigeria and how it has developed
Nigeria banks. It identifies the major inhibiting factors to e-banking in
Nigeria and makes recommendations on how Nigeria can narrow the digital divide.
1.2 Statement of the problem
In Nigeria, customers of banks today are no longer
interested about safety of funds and increase returns on their investment only.
Customers demand efficient, fast and convenient services. They want a bank that
will offer them services that will meet their particular needs (personalized
banking) and support their business goals for instance; business men want to
travel without carrying cash for security reasons.
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