IMPACT OF FINANCIAL MELT DOWN ON NIGERIA CAPITAL MARKET
CHAPTER ONE
1.1 BACKGROUND OF STUDY
1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
The significant difference in stock index between the bubble period and crash period.
The statistical significant relationship between market capitalization of the Nigerian exchange in the pre and post economic meltdown.
The fundamental change in the total market turnover in the NSE between the bubble period and crash period.
1.3 OBJECTIVES OF STUDY
Financial meltdown refers to event like steep 4ii in stock market, decline in asset values and corporate losses that hurt the economy and investors. The main objective of this study is to provide a scientific investigating into the impact of financial meltdown on the Nigerian capital market. From the main objective we then have sub- objectives of the study this includes:
To examine the level of financial crises in the economy
To examine the impact of financial melt down on the Nigerian capital market
To identify the significant relationship between bubble period and crash period.
To identify the significant relationship between total markets capitalization of the Nigerian stock Exchange in the pre and post economic meltdown.
To identify the fundamental change in the total market turnover in the NSE between the bubble period and crash period.
1.4 RESEARCH QUESTION
The Nigerian capital market as a segment of the financial system has evolved with the growth of the Nigerian economy. The market has been predominantly equities driven with the banking sector making up an important proportion of total market capitalization. This research shall be guided by the following research questions; 1. Is there any significant difference in stock index between the bubble period and crash period?
2. What is the statistical significant relationship between total market capitalization of the Nigerian stock Exchange in the pre and post economic meltdown.
3. Is there any fundamental change in the total market turnover in the NSE between the bubble period and crash period?
1.5 RESEARCH HYPOTHESIS
The research hypothesis that would be tested in the course of this research is stated below as:
1. Ho: There is no significant difference in stock index between the bubble period and crash period.
2. Ho: There is no statistical significant relationship between total market capitalizations of the Nigerian Stock Exchange in the pre and post economic meltdown.
3. Ho: there is no fundamental market change in the total market turnover in the NSE between the bubble period and crash period.
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