Management Of Risk In Agricultural Financing (a Case Study Of Nigeria Agricultural & Commerce Bank Plc, Enugu Branch)

Agricultural and commerce bank was established for the purpose of boosting the practice and produce in Agricultural.  However, agriculture falls as catastrophic product and as such as affected its finances by the prescribed bank.  The cross sectional survey design was applied in the study. The simple random sampling was applied in the selection of the samples.  Questionnaire was the major instrument used to obtain datas.  One of findings of the study was that funds were not sufficiently ear marked for the agricultural and commerce bank.  Again, political office holders were not too keen in actualizing the purpose of establishing the bank. The study recommended among other things that government should create a department whose responsibility among other things is to ensure that all the technical know-how is put in place before farmers make investment in their business of agriculture.    

Title page

Approval page

Certification

Dedication

Acknowledgement

Table of content

Abstract

CHAPTER 1:

INTRODUCTION

Background of the Study

Statement of the problem

Research Objective

Significance of the Study

Research Questions

Scope/Delimitation of the Study

Definition of Terms

CHAPTER II:

REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

Relevance of Risk and Risk management 

The Role of Government in the Stability of Agricultural and Commerce Bank

Factors Influencing Lending Rate by Agriculture and Commerce Banks

The Role of Agriculture and Commerce Bank in the 

Development of Agriculture

Summary Review

CHAPTER III:

METHODOLOGY

Research Design

Area of the Study

Population of the Study

Sample Size

Instrument of Data Collection

Method of Data Collection

Sampling Technique

Reliability of Instrument

Validity of Instrument

Method of Data Analysis

CHAPTER IV:

PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS OF DATA

Data Presentation and Analysis

 

CHAPTER V: 

DISCUSSION, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Discussion of Findings

Conclusion

Recommendations

Limitations of the study

References

Appendix

Appendix II