THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INTERNAL CONTROL SYSTEM AND PROCEDURE ON PRODUCT INNOVATION IN NIGERIAN BANKS (A CASE STUDY OF WEMA BANKS PLC)

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ABSTRACT

 

Internal control in banks helps to protect the bank against fraudulent act and practices. Though its procedure varies from one institution to the other, its aim and objective remains the same. Internal control have therefore help banks to be better managed, more liquid and directed toward profit making by the bank. This project is therefore undertaking to know the effectiveness of this internal control system and procedures on innovation of product in Nigeria. The result was that with effective control internally, product would be well innovated. The result of the findings of the questionnaires would be tested through the chi-square method.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE OF CONTENT

Title Page                                                                                                                               i

Certification                                                                                                                          ii

Dedication                                                                                                                             iii

Acknowledgment                                                                                                                 iv

Abstract                                                                                                                                 v

Table of content                                                                                                                   vi-vii

CHAPTER ONE

1.1       Introduction                                                                                                                 1

1.2       Statement of the Problem                                                                                           1

1.3       Significance of the Study                                                                                           2

1.4       Limitation of the Study                                                                                              2

1.5       Research Questions                                                                                                    3

1.6       Definition of Terms                                                                                                    3-4

CHAPTER TWO

2.0       Historical Background                                                                                            5-7

2.1       Definition of Internal audit                                                                                   7-8

2.2       Objective of Internal Control System                                                                   8-10

2.3       Internal Control System                                                                                          10

2.4       Types of Internal Control                                                                                       10-12

2.5       Function of Internal Control Department                                                                         12

2.6       Internal Audits Report                                                                                             13

2.7       Drafting Audit Reporting                                                                                        13

2.8       Appointment of Auditors                                                                                        13

2.9       Qualification of External Auditors                                                                       14       

2.10    Qualification of Internal Auditors                                                                         14

2.11    Relationship Between Internal and                                                                       14

            External Auditor Common Interest

2.12    Differences                                                                                                               15

2.13    Provision of CAMA ’90 on Independence of Auditors.                                    15

CHAPTER THREE

3.1       Research Methodology                                                                                           16

3.2       Sample Size and Procedure                                                                                                16

3.3       Method of Data Collection                                                                                     17

3.4       Research instrument                                                                                                17

CHAPTER FOUR

4.0       Data Presentation and Procedure                                                                          18-20

4.1       Discussion of Findings                                                                                            21

CHAPTER FIVE

5.0       Summary of Finding, Recommendation and Conclusion                                  22

5.1       Summary of Finding                                                                                                22-23

5.2       Recommendation                                                                                                     23

5.3       Conclusion                                                                                                                23

References                                                                                                                24

Appendix                                                                                                                   25

 

CHAPTER ONE

1.1             INTRODUCTION

 This research work is an attempt to review thoroughly the effectiveness or otherwise of internal control system and procedure in a banking environment. A case study of Wema Bank Plc.

            The importance of an effective internal audit, internal check and control system cannot be overemphasized. More so with government policy of promoting accountability by others interested with government fund.

Auditing can be described as an activity carried out by an independent person with the sole aim of reporting on the truth. And fairness of a financial statement. It can be regarded as the activity embarked upon by the author when verifying accounting data. Determining the accuracy and reliability of accounting statement. Report and issue reports based on his finding.

            Internal audit can be appropriately termed as one conducted by employee of an organization into any aspect of its affairs and work exclusively for the organization. Internal audit can be described as the eye of the board and the watch of the organization activities.

            Internal control is the whole system of controlling financial and established by management in order to carry on business of the enterprise in an orderly and efficient manner, ensure adherence to management policies, safeguard the assets and secure as far as possible the completeness and accuracy of the records.

 

1.2       STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

            The role of internal auditors of an organization has been under estimated. If not totally relegated to the background when compared with their counterparts in the private practice.

            That is the external auditor may be attributed to the fact that internal auditors are employees of the organization. The act of underestimating the role of internal auditor is not exhibited by the authority alone. Worker of the organization also underrate the work of the internal auditors.

 

1.3       SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

            The purpose of the organization research work is to examine control system in operating in a banking environment to look out for any loop hole out of any loop hole or weakness in the audit programme as revealed in the response of questionnaires to be administered.

            Study the relation and interdependence the internal auditors and external auditors. Make recommendations for improvement or a complete change of the system in operation so that the new improved methods can be introduced to replace the old system.

            The researcher is of the option that the stakeholders of the research work will be beneficial to all stakeholders in the banking environment.

            If the recommendation put forward in adopted, it will surely go a long way to reduce cases of fraud. Misappropriation inefficient use of assets and availability.

 

1.4    LIMITATION OF THE STUDY

            Many people believe internal auditor can never be independent. This is largely true. Since the scope of any internal department is determined by the management of the organization concerned. The management also dictates low for the audit department can carry out its duties and the types expended from them.

 

 1.5      RESEARCH QUESTIONS

            It is assumed that lack of adequate and lack of organized internal audit system creates an avenue for fraudulent practices. Unreliable accounting data, lack of good and proper maintenance culture, wasteful spending as well as lack of strict adherence to prescribed management policies and financial regulations.

            Answers to the following questions will be important

1.      Does the existing internal audit in the institutions provide safety for their moveable and immovable assets?

2.      Is the adoption of good internal audit procedure the appropriate measure used to eradicate or minimize the occurrence of fraud and other malpractices in tertiary institutions?

3.      To whom should internal audit report to?

4.      To what extent should the management take action on the internal audits reports?

 

1.6 DEFINITION OF TERMS

            INTERNAL AUDITING

            This can be defined as an independent appraisal function established by the management of an organization as services to the organization.

            INTERNAL CONTROL

            This auditing guideline on internal control defines internal control thus: internal control system is the whole system of controlling financial and otherwise, established by the management in order to carry on the business manner, ensure adherence to management policies safeguard the assets and score as far as possible the completeness and accuracy of the records.

            INTERNAL CHECK

            Internal check is meant on the day activities or transaction which operates continuously as part of the routine system whereby the work of one person is proved independently to work of another, the prevention of error, all transaction independent of each other. Internal check involve the distribution of duties of accounting staff in such a way the work of each employee will be subject to continuous and automatic check by the other members of the company’s staff.

            AUDITING

            Auditing can be defined as the independent examination of and expression on the financial statement of an enterprise by an appointed in pursuance of the appointment and in compliance with any relevant statutory obligation.

            MANAGEMENT AUDIT

            This is an enquiry into the advisability of any of the policies of the direction in furthering the objects of the company as defined in the memorandum and into efficiency which they secure the execution of these policies.

            PRIVATE AUDIT

            This is audit conducted into organization affairs by independent auditor. Because the owners (usually) sole proprietors when the audit to take place not because the law requires it.

            STATUTORY AUDIT

            These are audits carried out because the law requires that the accounts be audited at specific intervals. The company and Allied Matters Act (CAMA ’90) make the audit to limited liability Company to be compulsory on annual.



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