Banking System and CIBN Overview

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What stage of the evolution of currency does banking trace its origins from?

  • The introduction of paper money (correct)
  • The rise of credit systems
  • The barter system
  • The use of metallic coins

Which activity characterized the initial services provided by the Italian goldsmiths in London?

  • Providing loans to traders
  • Creating intricate jewelry
  • Issuing paper currency
  • Safekeeping gold and precious metals (correct)

Which organization is responsible for regulating the ethical conduct of banking professionals in Nigeria?

  • The Chartered Institute of Bankers in Nigeria (correct)
  • The National Financial Regulatory Authority
  • The Nigerian Central Bank
  • The International Banking Association

What is one of the objectives outlined for the students at the end of the unit?

<p>Understand the workings of the management and member recruitment in the Institute (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In what region did the group of Italian goldsmiths originate before migrating to London?

<p>Lombardy (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What year marked the emergence of the agricultural bank known as the Nigeria bank of farmers?

<p>1947 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the Nigeria Bank Act 1969, which of the following entities is included in the definition of a bank?

<p>Acceptance houses (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the primary functions included in the business of banking as defined in the law and practice of banking in Nigeria?

<p>Lending and acceptance of deposits (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which act further elaborated the definition of banking business in Nigeria by describing it as including the receipt of deposits?

<p>The Banking Amendment Act No 3 of 1970 (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the Banks and Other Financial Institutions Decree No 25 of 1991 require for a company to be defined as a bank?

<p>It must hold a valid banking license issued under the decree. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Institute of Bankers in Nigeria

A legal institution that regulates banking ethics and professionalism through examinations, standards, and codes.

Banking Evolution

Banking started with the need to safely store valuable items, like gold and silver. This led to the development of vaults and safekeeping practices.

Early Banking challenges

Moving and storing precious metals had risks associated with it. Those who could not afford security needed to find alternative solutions.

Early Bankers

Italian goldsmiths in London pioneered banking services by receiving and safely storing valuables.

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Evolution of safeguarding

The need for secure space to store valuables led to the development of vaults and safes as part of the evolution of banking.

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Banking in Nigeria

The business of accepting deposits, making loans, handling checks, and other financial transactions in Nigeria, regulated by laws and acts.

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Banker (definition)

An individual or body (incorporated or not) involved in banking business, as defined in the Bill of Exchange Act 1882, and other Nigerian enactments.

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Banking Business (scope)

Broad range of activities including receiving deposits, lending, accepting checks, buying/selling securities, and other financial transactions specified by the minister or Central Bank of Nigeria.

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Nigeria Bank Act 1969

A Nigerian Act defining "bank" as any person conducting banking business, encompassing commercial banks, acceptance houses, and financial institutions.

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Banking Amendment Act 1970

This Nigerian Act further clarifies "banking business" beyond accepting deposit, covering a comprehensive range of transactions regarding loan issuance, security trading, and other central bank designated financial activity.

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Study Notes

UNIT 3: CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF BANKERS IN NIGERIA

  • This is a legal institution created to regulate the ethical conduct of bankers.
  • It's established through legislation.
  • It organizes the banking profession.

1.0 INTRODUCTION

  • The Chartered Institute of Bankers in Nigeria (CIBN) is a professional body for bankers.

2.0 OBJECTIVES

  • Students will understand the importance of the institute.
  • Students will learn about different committees in the Institute.
  • Students will understand the workings of the institute's management.

3.0 MAIN CONTENT

3.1 THE EVOLUTION OF BANKING SYSTEM

  • Banking's origins trace back to ancient times.
  • Early banking involved goldsmiths safeguarding valuables and issuing receipts.
  • This evolved into rudimentary banking practices.
  • The use of paper money is a later development in banking history.

3.2 THE BEGINNING OF BANKING IN NIGERIA - AN OVERVIEW

  • Colonial banks initiated banking in Nigeria to meet colonial needs.
  • The Central Bank of Nigeria regulates the banking system.
  • Key milestones in Nigerian banking development are detailed.

3.3 THE REGULATION, MANAGEMENT, CONTROL, AND ACT OF THE BANKING PROFESSION IN NIGERIA

  • There's no universally accepted definition of "banking," with relevant legislation detailing the specifics.

3.4 THE REGULATION AND CONTROL OF BANKING PROFESSION IN NIGERIA

  • The CIBN and other governmental bodies regulate and control the banking sector.

3.5 THE BANKERS COMMITTEE

  • The committee is composed of the Central Bank governor and key banking executives.
  • This committee develops banking policies and addresses common challenges.

3.6 THE CLEARING HOUSE COMMITTEE

  • Comprised of Central Bank representatives and members from banks.
  • This committee manages clearing house operations and rules.

3.7 THE INSTITUTION OF BANKERS

  • Founded in 1963, this institution promotes banking education and ethics/professionalism in Nigeria.
  • It provides training, seminars and professional examinations.

3.8 MEMBERSHIP OF CIBN

  • The institute has both corporate and individual members.
  • Details of specific membership categories and requirements are provided.

3.9 VISION STATEMENT

  • CIBN aims to be a globally recognized institution in banking education and ethics.

#### 3.10 EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT

  • List of key personnel with specific designations and responsibilities.

#### 3.11 MEMBERSHIP SERVICES

  • Includes registration, exemptions, and other support offered to members.
  • There are various membership dues and fees applicable for different status.

3.11.4 MEMBER STRENGTH

  • CIBN's membership has increased significantly over time.
  • Categorization of member strength is displayed in a table.

3.11.5 MEMBERSHIP PROGRAMMES - CIBN GRADUATE INDUCTION / PRIZE AWARD DAY

  • The CIBN organizes an annual induction/prize event to recognize outstanding members.
  • Program objectives focus on professional development, promoting banking ethics.

4.0 SUMMARY

  • Key overview and highlights of the previous sections.

5.0 CONCLUSION

  • Summarizes the overall function and importance of the topic.

6.0 TUTORED MARKED ASSIGNMENT

  • This section includes specific questions for students to answer regarding the topic.

7.0 REFERENCES / FURTHER READING

  • Include author(s), title(s), and publication/publisher(s) details of referenced material.

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