THE STUDY OF MANAGEMENT OF WORKING CAPITAL IN BANKING INDUSTRY (A CASE STUDY OF UNITED BANK FOR AFRICAN PLC) ENUGU.

ABSTRACT
Working capital is known to be the background and life wire of any business organizations in every part of the world.  This makes it imperative that there should be efficient management of working capital, to help in reducing constant incidents/cases of banks distresses (i) Banking industry since this has been a source worry to the users of financial statements.  Consequently this project has attempted to give an expository discussion on the management of working to enhance the continuity industry to enhance the continuity of banking industry, with a particular interest in united bank for Africa plc Enugu. It thus gave hits on how bank managers should manage financial distress banks where such signs of distress situations tries to occur.  Conclusions arising form this research are both outstanding and helpful too.
TABLE OF CONTENTTitle page iApproval pageiiDedicationiiiAcknowledgement ivTable of contentsvList of tables ixAbstract x
CHAPTER ONEIntroduction11.1Background of the study11.2Statement of problem61.3The purpose of objective of the study71.4Research questions81.5Hypothesis where application81.6Significance or rationale of the study91.7Scope of the study101.8Definition of terms11
CHAPTER TWO2.0Review Of Literature 13
CHAPTER THREE3.0Research design and Methodology 293.1Research design 293.2Area of the study323.3Population of the study333.4Sample and sampling procedure333.5Instrument for data collection343.6Validity of the instrument 353.7Reliability of the instrument 353.8Method of Administration of the instrument363.9Method of data analysis36
CHAPTER FOURData presentation and results summary of result/findings394.1Summary of result/findings394.2Test of hypothesis49

CHAPTER FIVE5.0Discussion Implication and Recommendations 535.1Discussion of results 535.2Conclusions535.3Implication of the Results545.4Recommendations 545.5   Suggestion for Further study555.6Limitation of the study56References57Appendices