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Banking in Nigeria and Chinese Economic Diplomacy in Africa

"While Sino–Nigerian relations have grown significantly since the 1970s, several aspects of the relationship have been controversial and difficult. However, the special attraction the two countries hold for each other has made the relationship persi…

The experience of South African firms doing business in Africa: a preliminary survey and analysis

"A key challenge for Africa in the 21st century is to develop an enabling business environment. This is a clear objective of the New Partnership for Africa's Development (Nepad). Business, it is presumed, can provide the necessary impetus to unlock…

Bank-level Analysis of the Determinants of Lending Rate Stickiness in Uganda

This study determines the existence and drivers of the asymmetrical response of lending rates to policy rate changes in Uganda’s banking sector. Uganda’s banking system seems to be faced with sticky adjustments of lending rates following changes in …

Bank Level Analysis of the Determinants of Lending Rate Stickiness in Uganda - Research Paper

This study determines the existence and drivers of the asymmetrical response of lending rates to policy rate changes in Uganda’s banking sector. Uganda’s banking system seems to be faced with sticky adjustments of lending rates following changes in …

Regulatory Capital Requirements and Risk-Taking Behaviour: Evidence from the Malawi Banking System

Proponents of stringent regulation argue in favour of higher capital requirements as it is said to promote financial stability. Opponents of higher capital requirements argue that capital adequacy rules might not enhance stability but might in fact …

Bank Competition in Africa: Do Institutional Quality and Cross-border Banking Matter?

This study analyses the implications of cross-border banking (CBB) and institutional quality (IQ) for bank competition in Africa. We apply a two-step estimation procedure using bank-level panel data for 29 African countries. In step one, the Boone i…

La Concurrence Bancaire en Afrique: La Qualité des Institutions et les Opérations Bancaires Transfrontalières ont-elles de l'Importance? / Bank Competition in Africa: Do Institutional Quality and Cross-Border Banking Matter?

This study analyses the implications of cross-border banking (CBB) and institutional quality (IQ) for bank competition in Africa. We apply a two-step estimation procedure using bank-level panel data for 29 African countries. In step one, the Boone i…

Analysis of Bank Distress and Failure Predictability in Nigeria

After the 2005 banking sector reform and consolidation exercise, Nigerian banks were deemed to be strong and resilient to shocks. However, the global financial crisis of 2007–2009 and ensuing widespread economic instability brought in its wake incid…

Bank Competition and Financial Inclusion: Evidence from Ghana - Research Paper

This paper investigates how banking sector competition, measured from the consumer’s perspective as well as from financial intermediary pricing behaviour, affects financial inclusion in a developing country like Ghana. Financial inclusion in Ghana h…

Assessing the Systemic Importance of Banks in Rwanda using Portfolio Similarity and Clustering Methods

This paper assesses the similarity among Rwandan banks, especially looking at how the assets side and lending portfolios have been evolving, and their implications on systemic risks in the Rwandan banking system. The aim was to gauge a systemic risk…

Text Mining for Public Sentiment Analytics in the National Bank of Rwanda

Today's internet has become an essential platform for accessing relevant information on various topics and policies; as well as on institution's daily activities. Countless individual users share their opinions and positions on social life, policies…

Banks and Monetary Policy Transmission in the West African Economic and Monetary Union - Research Paper

This paper aims at examining the role of banks in the transmission of the monetary policy in the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU). By using a simple theoretical model, this paper shows that improving the quality of institutions and a…

Bank Competition and Financial Inclusion: Evidence from Ghana

This paper investigates how banking sector competition, measured from the consumer's perspective as well as from financial intermediary pricing behaviour, affects financial inclusion in a developing country like Ghana. Financial inclusion in Ghana h…

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