LEASING AS AN INSTRUMENT OF FINANCE PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS (A CASE STUDY OF ENUGU STATE AND ITS ENVIRONS)

ABSTRACT
This research work is an “Leasing as an instrument of finance” problems and prospects.  The contribution of leasing as an instrument of finance to banks were examined, its impacts on the  economy was also explained. The objective of this project is specifically to find out if leasing as an instrument of finance has been sufficiently contributed to corporate finance..  also the benefits of equipment leasing were explained and some recommendation were given for proper accountability.  Fifteen questionnaires were distributed and ten were returned using stratified random sampling. Also related interatures dealing with leasing were examined. The data collected were analysed and interpreted, from the study, it was discovered that leasing as an instrument of finance has sufficiently contributed to corporate finance.     TABLE OF CONTENT
Title page Approval page Dedication  Acknowledgement Abstract Table of content
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1Background of the study 1.2Development 1.3Statement of problems 1.4Objectives of the study 1.5Formulation of hypothesis  1.6Research hypothesis 1.7Significance of the study 1.8Scope and limitations of the study 1.9Definition of terms
CHAPTER TWO REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE 2.1Types of leases 2.2Variation of lease arrangements 2.3General provisions in lease agreements 2.4The trend of lease in Nigeria 2.5Major constraints to development of leasing in Nigeria 2.6Factors favouring the growth of the industry. 2.7Equipment leasing and inflation 2.8Equipment leasing association of Nigeria 2.9Accounting for leases in Nigeria and  its problems.
CHAPTER THREE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 3.1Research design 3.2Area and population of study 3.3Method of data collection 3.4Determination of sample size 3.5Distribution of questionnaires 3.6Method of investigation 
CHAPTER FOUR PRESENTATION OF DATA 4.1Analyzing of data 4.2Test of hypothesis 4.3Interpretation of data used in the research
CHAPTER FIVE FINDINGS 5.1Conclusion 5.2Recommendations References Bibliography