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  • AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE FACTORS CONSUMERS CONSIDER IN CHOOSING A BANK 
    ADARQUAH, PRINCE AKWASI; BENNEH, YVONNE; PREMPEH -DUAH, AGYEMAN; ODURO, YVONNE; FOSU, ANN DENISE (2012-11-21)
    The study is to investigate the factors consumers consider in choosing a bank. To plan an appropriate marketing strategy for attracting new consumers and retaining existing ones, banks need to identify the way and manner ...
  • AUDITING PRACTICE IN A SERVICE DELIVERY COMPANY 
    KWASI BOATENG, EDWARD; RASHID, IBRAHIM; ANUM, THEOPHILUS; TAHIRU, ALHASSAN; BOADU, NAOMI; AMPOFO, TWUMASI (2012-11-21)
    The main purpose of this study was to study the practice of auditing in a service delivery company. The research was intended to get the response on how service companies practice auditing. This study postulates that ...
  • ASSESSING THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF A COMPANY 
    KWABENA, BOATENG; ADDAI, EDWARD; BOATENG AKUOKU, ISAAC; ANTWI DARKWAH, EBENEZER; AMANKWAH TAWIAH, OSEI (2012-11-21)
    The need to assess the financial performance of any company cannot be overemphasized as this assessment is of great benefit to the diverse range of stakeholders in every company. The study focused on the financial performance ...
  • EMPOWERMENT OF RURAL WOMEN 
    AMANKWAA, SAMUEL; ASAFO-ADJEI, SHARON; BADU, CHARLOTTE; CROFFIE, FRANK EKOW; KUMAH, MARY (2012-11-21)
    The study is a critical examination of the role of Micro Finance Institutions in the empowerment of the rural women in Ghana’s economic development. The general objective of the study is to assess and evaluate the contribution ...
  • ASSESSMENT OF OFFICE BUREAUCRACY AND ITS EFFECT ON ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE IN GHANA 
    AYINSONGYA ANABA, ROBERT; KONADU-AFOAKWA, LAUREEN; ODAME ASARE, BERTHA; OWUSU ACHIAW, ERNEST; OWUSU-AFRIYIE, NANCY; KWAKU HEYMANN, PRECIOUS (2012-11-21)
    The study is “the assessment of office bureaucracy and its effects on the performance of organizations in Ghana” using the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly as a case study. The objectives of this study includes: to find out ...
  • USING FINANCIAL RATIOS TO ASSESS THE PERFORMANCE OF BANKS 
    TIMAH APPIAGYEI, AKUA; PEPRAH, ELLEN; ADU- MINTAH, PRISCILLA; AMPONSAH, GLORIA; TUFFOUR, IVY; ASARE, ERNEST (2012-11-21)
    This study attempts to look at the usage of financial ratios to assess the performance of Asante Akyem Rural Bank Limited. The objectives of this study are therefore to help investors and other stakeholders to make sound ...
  • A STUDY TO EXPLOSE THE REASONS WHY SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES (SME’S) ARE NOT KEEPING ADEQUATE ACCOUNTING RECORDS 
    ANKAMA, STEPHEN; NKETIA BEDIAKO, PATRIK; SARFO ADU- YEBOAH, STEPHEN; ASAMOAH OKRAH, REBECCA; SERWAAH, YAA (2012-11-21)
    Small and medium scale enterprises contribute over 22% of the employment opportunities and 15.5% of GDP in Ghana. Despite their significance, recent studies show that 60 % of the SMEs fail within the first few months ...
  • EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT AS AN EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT TOOL IN DECISION-MAKING 
    NTI- APPIAGYEI, RITA; ADJEI, YAW PETER; DOVE, FRED; DOMFE K., DESMOND; OPOKU MARFO, KWABENA (2012-11-21)
    The study is about “Employee involvement as an effective management tool in decision-making process in an organization. This study, therefore, sought to determine the impact of employee involvement as a management tool in ...
  • ELECTRONIC RETAIL PAYMENT SYSTEMS: USER ACCEPTABILITY AND PAYMENT PROBLEMS IN KUMASI 
    OSEI, REXFORD KWAME; BOAKYE-MARFO, KYEI CHARLES; ASAMOAH, MICHAEL; FYNN, VERONICA; OSEI, PORTIA (2012-11-21)
    The payment system in Kumasi has undergone considerable change as electronic payment has gained increasingly popularity, especially in the central business district. Payment for goods and services in the Kumasi metropolis ...
  • THE ROLE OF THE INTERNAL AUDIT FUNCTION IN PROMOTING EEFECTIVE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT IN GHANA 
    OWUSU, WILLIAM; ABOAGYE, AYENSU NANA; BONSU, ISAAC OSEI; OWUSU NYARKO, LYDIA (2012-11-21)
    Organisations are created to achieve specific goals and objectives. Unfortunately, goals are not always achieved as expected, because they should be reached in a context of risky environments. Internal auditing is one of ...
  • AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF THE ROLE OF CEPS IN NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT 
    KWARTENG BOADU, RICHARD; BOADI, FRANK; ADE- TWENEBOAH, MICHAEL; BOAFO, STEPHEN; ADUSEI, FRANCIS (2012-11-21)
    Circumstances among others have painted CEPS as an institution that is not patriotic. This has relegated the contribution of CEPS to the background. This study is aimed at exploring the contribution of CEPS in respect of ...
  • THE IMPACT OF THE DISTRICT ASSEMBLIES COMMON FUND 
    OSEI –POKU, ALEXANDER; MARFO, FRANCIS; SERWAA AFRIYIE, BONSU; SOWAH, FRANCIS; ADJEI-SARPONG, HARRY HANSON (2012-11-21)
    The research was to find out the impact of the District Assembly Common Fund (DACF) on the people in the Wasa Amenfi –East District. The Wasa Amenfi – East District Assembly (WAEDA) was selected for the study. The population ...
  • A STUDY OF THE INTERNAL CONTROL SYSTEMS 
    NSOH ATUGUBA, RICHARD; MAC – ANDOH, CYNTHIA; AKWASI BOATENG, ANTHONY; OPOKU NUAMAH, ANTHONY; OWUSU APPIAH, ESTHER (2012-11-22)
    This project work seeks to study the internal control systems of Offinso Rural Bank Limited. The Offinso Rural Bank limited was incorporated in as a private limited liability company on 4th day of July 2006 under the ...
  • REWARD SYSTEMS IN RURAL BANKING INDUSTRY 
    DAPAAH, BOADI; BRENYA, NAT; ACHIAA SARPONG, LYDIA; OSEI BOAKYE, DORIS; OWUSU, FLORENCE (2012-11-22)
    Rewards and rewards systems are fundamental to developing capacities and to translating developed capacities into better performance. The focus of this study is on the rewards and reward systems that influence motivation ...
  • THE EFFECTS OF LOAN DEFAULTS ON THE OPERATIONS OF MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS (MFIs) 
    DADZIE, GADDIEL ERIC; YAMOAH BOAMPONG, AFUA; OPPONG-ADJEI, HENRIETHA; ASUMING, GIFTY; PUNI, PETER (2012-11-22)
    This project work which is an explanatory survey was designed to assess the effects of loan default on the operations of Sinapi Aba Trust. The study seeks to come out with the means by which a Microfinance Institution ...
  • THE APPRAISAL OF INTERNAL CONTROL SYSTEMS 
    AGYARKO FRIMPONG, ERIC; DOMENA BOADI, ISAAC; BLAY, EDDIE; FRIMPONG, RITA; ESINAM AKLIGO, BERNICE; KORYO ANGMOR, BERTHA (2012-11-22)
    This project work which is a causal or explanatory survey was designed to assess the effectiveness and importance of internal controls. The main purpose of this project work is to assess how effective internal controls ...
  • ANALYSING THE SOURCES OF INTERNALLY GENERATED FUNDS AND ITS CONTRIBUTIONS 
    ALUPUNGU, EDWARD; APPIAH KYEREMATENG, KUBI; MPEANIN, GLORIA; OWUSU AGYEI, MOSES; ORGEN-WOODE, EMMANUEL BAAH (2012-11-22)
    The study has been designed to analyze the sources of Internally Generated Funds and its contributions; evidence from Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly. The purpose of the study is to acquire in-depth knowledge about the various ...
  • ASSESSING THE EFFECT OF CUSTOMER RETENTION 
    OWUSUAH, EVELYN (2012-11-22)
    Customer retention has become important with the proliferation of banks. Customers of late are seen hopping from one bank to the other depending on the kind of services offered. The problems envisaged as a result of loss ...
  • THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN THE RURAL BANKING INDUSTRY 
    OPOKU-DEBRAH, JUSTICE KWAME BOACHIE; AMOABIN, BENEDICTA TWUMWAA; ODURO, LINDA OBENEWAAH; BOATENG, BENEDICTA BOATEMAA; FREMPONG, MICHELLE FREMPOMAA (2012-11-22)
    The study determined the effectiveness of corporate governance in the rural banking industry. Using the qualitative approach, the study surveyed 70 respondents through a researcher-made questionnaire, interview and ...
  • AUDITING AND THE EXPECTATION GAP 
    NTOW, PATRICK; OSEI DARKOAH, ELMA; NTOW ADJEKUM, HENRY; SARPONG, JOSEPHINE; MANU, BRIGHT (2012-11-22)
    This study discusses the auditor’s independence and audit expectation gap. An independent auditor is essential because of the separation of ownership from the management; the independent factor is the foundation of the ...