SAVING MOBILIZATION FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA BANKING INDUSTRY (A STUDY OF UNION BANK OF NIGERIA PLC) 2000-2022.

Student: Chukwuemeka Livinus Onyia
Supervisor: Mr Ifesinachi Onuaguluchi
HOD: Mrs Ngozi U. Oloto
Department of Banking and Finance
Financial Studies
Institute of Management and Technology, Enugu, Enugu State

Abstract

This study is saving mobilization for economic development in Nigeria banking industry (A study of union bank of Nigeria plc) 2000-2022. The objective is to assess the contribution of savings to domestic credit to the private sector, to explore the effect of savings on money supply and to examine the impact of savings on deposit rate. The research methodology involved sampling tools development and choice of variables used as measures of banking performance. The variables include domestic credit to the private sector, ratio of money supply to GDP and ratio of deposit rate to GDP, each of which serves as response variable while savings deposit in commercial banks represent general savings and serve as the explanatory variable. Descriptive statistics was first considered so as to observe the statistical behaviours of the variables. Following the descriptive statistics is the statistical analysis which was carried out using the ordinary least squares technique which involved the use of regression on the measures of financial deepening, assuming linearity in the model. Results from the analysis showed that savings increased domestic credit to the private sector during the period under review and is significant. Increase in the aggre

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