• THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INTERNAL AUDIT FUNCTION AS A CONTROL MECHANISM FOR GOVERNMENT SPENDING IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT A CASE STUDY OF EJISU-JUABEN MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY (EJMA) 

  SAKYI, EUGENE AKOMEAH; NNSOR, NAOMI; SHARIFFATU, OMAR ADAMS (Christian Service University College, 2023-06)

  ABSTRACT Government spending as a means for government to fulfil their objectives has been a significant public and regulators attention in today’s global world and the internal audit has been identified as the most ...
• WORKER PARTICIPATION IN DECISION MAKING; A NECESSARY TOOL FOR EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT; A CASE STUDY ON KUMASI METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY (KMA). 

  OTI, MARYLOVE; MOUGAI, LIENIA BETRICE; AMPRAKOH, JACKLINE NIMAKOH (Christian Service University College, 2023-06)

  ABSTRACT Like all developing economies, Ghanaian industries are facing competitive pressures and rapidly changing market conditions. Decision-making and its implementation is therefore very crucial to the fortunes of ...
• BANK CAPITAL ADEQUACY AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE IN GHANA 

  KODUAH, STEPHEN ASIAMAH; ASANTE, DAMOAH DORCAS; BOATENG, PEPRAH FELIX; OSEI, AUGUSTINA (Christian Service University College, 2023-06)

  ABSTRACT The study is about the effect of capital adequacy on the financial performance of banks in Ghana. The study sought to examine the effect of capital adequacy on the financial performance of banks in Ghana.The ...
• IMPACT OF DIGITAL BANKING INNOVATIONS ON COMPETITIVENESS OF UNIVERSAL BANKS IN GHANA. 

  SANUSI, ABDUL MUJEEB ALHASSAN; YAKUBU, ABDALLAH (Christian Service University College, 2023-06)

  ABSTRACT The emergence of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in the banking sector provides a competitive advantage for banks by lowering operational cost and the best satisfaction needs for customers. ...
• THE IMPACT OF SOURCES OF FINANCE ON THE GROWTH OF SMALL AND MEDIUM-SCALE ENTERPRISES IN GHANA 

  AMALA, MERIAM; ADOMAH, JULIET; BOATENG, IRENE (Christian Service University College, 2023-06)

  ABSTRACT A number of studies have emphasized the growing importance of credit to the growth and productivity of every business entity especially Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs). Over the years, the contributions ...
• THE IMPACT OF SOURCES OF FINANCE ON THE GROWTH OF SMALL AND MEDIUM-SCALE ENTERPRISES IN GHANA 

  AMALA, MERIAM; ADOMAH, JULIET; BOATENG, IRENE (Christian Service University College, 2023-06)

  ABSTRACT A number of studies have emphasized the growing importance of credit to the growth and productivity of every business entity especially Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs). Over the years, the contributions ...
• A PROJECT WORK ON THE TOPIC: EFFECT OF ACCOUNTING PRACTICES AND BOOK KEEPING ON THE PERFORMANCE OF SMALE AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES IN GHANA, A CASE STUDY IN KUMASI METROPOLIS 

  ADOM, SUSANA OWUSUAA; SARPONG, FRANCISCA OSEI; APPIAH, EMMANUELLA; OWUSU, JUSTICE (Christian Service University College, 2023-06)

  ABSTRACT In developing countries like Ghana, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) constitute about 90% of all businesses and occupy a central part of the Ghanaian economy as the main driver in terms of its contribution ...
• EFFECT OF CUSTOMER ORIENTATATION ON CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN THE BANKING INDUSTRY IN THE KUMASI METROPOLY 

  Oppong-Gyekye, Andrena; Addai, Prudence; Afriyie, Christabel (Christian Service University College, 2023-06)

  ABSTRACT The study assessed the effect of customer orientation on customer satisfaction in the banking industry in the Kumasi metropolis. The population consisted of customers that bank with the banks in the Kumasi ...
• THE IMPACT OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON THE PERFORMANCE OF METHODIST CHURCH GHANA, KUMASI DIOCESE 

  AYENSU, DERRICK BOSOMTWI; AMOAH, TRACY FREMA; GYAWU, PRISCILLA MENSAH (Christian Service University College, 2023-06)

  ABSTRACT Even faith-based organisations now need to demonstrate transparency and accountability in the management of resources entrusted to their care by members due to the fast-paced nature of the modern world and ...
• IMPACT OF EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION ON ORGANISATIONAL PERFORMANCE 

  OBOUR NKETIAH, JUDITH; NYAME, JENNIFER; OFORI, BEATRICE; OWUSU, HENRY; BOAHEN, PAUL (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, 2021-06)

  ABSTRACT Training is the engine that can propel people and organisations to achieve the best organisational performance. The main objective of the study was to determine the relationship between training and the performance ...
• CHOICE OF BANK SELECTION AMONG STUDENTS, A CASE STUDY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 

  BERCHIE, EVA; DANSO, GIDEON; OPUNI, HARRISON DAVID; OWUSU-ANSAH, PATRICIA (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, 2021-07)

  ABSTRACT The study seek to examine the choice of bank selection among students at Christian Service University College, Kumasi. The survey research design was used for the study. The sample size was 500 respondents made ...
• EVALUATING VALUE FOR MONEY IN PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS: A CASE STUDY OF KUMASI METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY 

  SARFO BANAHENE, DEBORAH; OWUSU ANINKORAH, KINSGLEY; GYIMAH, CHRISTIANA (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, 2022-06)
• ASSESSING THE INFLUENCE OF FINANCIAL LITERACY AMONG ARTISANAL MANAGERS OF SUAME MAGAZINE 

  OTENG, JOHN; DANSO, LINDA; ACHEAMPONG, MARY; ANTWI, OBED (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, 2021-06)

  ABSTRACT Previous studies highlighted that financial literacy is still low and many individuals failed to manage their finances and businesses as well. This study aims to examine the factors that influence financial ...
• AUDIT INDEPENDENCE: ENHANCING EFFECTIVENESS, ACCOUNTABILITY, TRANSPARENCY AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE IN CORPORATE INSTITUTIONS (A CASE STUDY OF ARCHDIOCESAN HEALTH PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY, KUMASI) 

  TULASI MAWUNYO, DERRICK; BOATENG AGYENIM, BISMARK; BOADI, ABIBA; OWUSU AFRIYIE, SHEILA (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, 2021-05)

  ABSTRACT Auditor independence meaning independence of both the firm engaged to perform external audits and the individual auditors who conduct the audits–is a central facet of external auditing. The previous chapter ...
• THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF BRAND ELEMENTS TO BRAND EQUITY IN THE RETAIL SECTOR OF GHANA 

  ODOOM, AUGUSTINE; EKE BONA, PATRICIA; OPOKU AGYEMENG, ERIC (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, 2021-07)

  ABSTRACT The study assessed the contributions of brand elements to brand equity in the retail sector of Ghana. Clustering sample technique was used to select 300 respondents out of the population of all customers and ...
• THE IMPACT ON BUSINESS REGISTRATION ON REGULATORY COMPLIANCE: A CASE STURDY OF SMEs IN THE KUMASI METROPOLIS 

  BREFO, KWABENA; MENSAH ADOMAKO, DAVID; BOATENG GYENFI, BEATRICE (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, 2022-06)

  ABSTRACT The main objective of the study is to assess the impact of business registration on regulatory compliance. In developing countries, Tax compliance is currently a topical policy issue, as governments are seeking ...
• DETERMINANTS OF STAFF TURNOVER AND ITS EFFECTS ON ORGANISATIONAL PERFORMANCE IN VODAFONE GHANA LIMITED 

  OFORI, ANITA; APPIAH-KUBI, EVELYN (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, 2021)

  ABSTRACT Employee turnover is a vital element in the survival and success of an organization and should be considered when developing strategies and business plans to ensure a competent and skilled workforce that delivers ...
• DETERMINANTS OF LOAN DEFAULT OF MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS IN GHANA 

  OSEI FRIMPONG, COSMOS; AGYEMANG OWUSU, EVELYN; BOAKYE, DANIEL (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, 2022)

  ABSTRACT A growing challenge that threatens the sustainability of microfinancing in Ghana and developing countries is loan default. This is the situation where customers fail to repay the loans granted to them. This study ...
• EFFECTS OF BANK CREDIT ACCESS ON SME PERFORMANCE 

  OPPONG KYEKYEKU, EVANS; OPOKU MENSAH, BENJAMIN; OSEI BONSU, EVANS; OPOKU ADOM, RICHMOND (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, 2021-07)

  ABSTRACT Finance is a key input in the development and growth of business enterprise. One of the reasons why firms form linkages and relations with one another as well as with financial institutions is to access credit ...
• ASSESSING HEALTH PROBLEMS OF STAFF AT THE WORKPLACE AND ITS EFFECT ON COMPANY PRODUCTIVITY (A CASE STUDY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, KUMASI AND ECOBANK GHANA, ADUM BRANCH) 

  Boateng, George; Yaa Brefo, Divine; Serwaa Marfo, Joana; Nana Osei, Jessica; Darko, Linda (CHRISTIAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, 2021-06)

  ABSTRACT Health is an important aspect of an organization requiring adequate attention. The major objective of every organization is maximizing profit at minimum cost and one of the ways in which this can be achieved is ...

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