THE ROLE OF NON-BANKING FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS IN NIGERIA

1.0INTRODUCTION:
Nigerian financial institution are regarded as the part of financial industries that deals with exploitation, exploration and sourcing funds, investment and sharing of funds to individuals.  However, the Nigerian financial system can be said to consist of the following subsystems: 1.The banking system 2.The non-banking financial institution 3.The regulatory financial institution 4.The traditional financial institution. In practice, the growth of most of these financial institution has become that of “Survival of the fittest” due to the lukewarm attitude of the Nigerian citizens in exposing their business interest to organizations incorporated under this system. This is very bad for the economy considering the role non-banking financial institutions (NBFIS) play in supporting and sustaining the welfare of the small scale business and thrifty motivation given to low any high incomers in our present economy still developing.
TABLE OF CONTENTSTitle pageApproval pageDedicationAcknowledgement Table of content
CHAPTER ONE1.0Introduction1.1Purpose of study1.2Significance of the study1.3Limitation of study1.4Definition of terms 
CHAPTER TWO:2.0Non-banking financial institutions (NBFIS)2.1Difference between banks and non-banking financial institutions2.2Similarities in the services rendered by banks and non-banking financial institutions.2.3Types of non banking financial institutions
CHAPTER THREE3.0Summary, Conclusion and Recommendation3.1Discussion of findings3.2Conclusion3.3RecommendationBibliography