Coronavirus Pandemic and Bank Performance in Nigeria
Abstract
The study investigated the effect of coronavirus pandemic on Banks in Nigeria. The Casual Comparative Design (Ex Post Facto Design) was used in the study to compare the liquidity (LIQ), Non-performing loan ratio (NPLR) and Return on Equity (ROE) on before COVID-19
Keywords
Covid-19 PandemicLiquidityNon-Performing Loan and Return on Equity.
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