ABSTRACT

This work on the role of commercial banks in the privatization of public enterprises in Nigeria was the objectives of investigating the liquidity problem of commercial banks with a view to ascertaining whether or not, it can permit them to provide credits to disadvantages in privatization programme.

2.To highlight possible ways commercial banks can avert the experiment is in the implementation of the Nigeria enterprises promotion Ijever of 1972.

3.To suggest ways of improving accessibility of forms to rural branches to achieve a wilder distribution of shares.

4.To examine the economic liability of securing credit of share certificate only on commercial banks portfolio risk.

In carrying out the research, secondary data were used only in the findings, appropriate, recommendations were made and conclusions reached.

TABLE OF CONTENT

Title page

Approval page

Dedication

Acknowledgement

Abstract

Proposal

Table of contents

CHAPTER ONE

Introduction

1.1Background o the study

1.2Statement of the problem

1.3Reasons for the study.

1.4Significance of the study

1.5Definition of terms

CHAPTER TWO

Review of related literature

2.1Meaning of privatization.

2.2Objectives of privatization

2.3Overview of the role of commercial

banks in privatization

2.4Arguments in favour of privatization

2.5Objections to privatization

2.6Remedial actions

Reference

CHAPTER THREE

Research design and methodology:

3.1Sources of data

3.2Location of data

3.3Method of data collection

References

CHAPTER FOUR

Findings

Reference

CHAPTER FIVE

Recommendations and conclusion

5.1Recommendations

5.2Conclusion

Reference

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