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Recapitalisation in short means changing the capital structure of the company to make it financially sound and viable. Recap may involve issuing new securities for pumping cash into organisations financial system or issuing new type of securities in exachange of old ones which were less favourable for an entity.
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What is bank recapitalisation in nigeria?
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Bank recapitalisation in Nigeria what are the reasons and effects of Nigerian economy?
what impact does economy re-capitalisation has on Nigeria construction industries?
What is bank recapitalisation?
Recapitalization is a sort of a corporate reorganization involving substantial change in a company's capital structure. In leveraged recapitalization, the bank issues bonds, which are bought back by the bank. Current shareholders retain control.
Recapitalisation of the banking sector the way forward how has this impacted development in the banking sector?
it improve the capitalbase in banking industry and also build courage for the depositor and investor it improve the capitalbase in banking industry and also build courage for the depositor and investor
What is the benefit of recapitalisation?
Recapitalization of a company's equity value can occur for many reasons, but the primary one is that losses have led to a company's "undercapitalization," meaning not enough invested capital to carry out the company's operations, take necessary write offs of discontinued or unprofitable lines of business, and yet have enough money to fund ongoing operations. Generally an investor comes in who makes the necessary investment (and it doesn't have to be all equity, debt is used as well) tales a "position" in the company, expecting a reasonable reward in increased stock value or in the investor's investment over a period of time.
What are the effects of recapitalization in Nigeria banking sector?
In brief: it causes unemployment due to downsizing, merger and acquisition, it causes deflation as more money is raked from peoples hand (through sales of shares) in order to build the new capital base. Its also leads to current crisis of the banking sector (i.e the unethical lendings without collateral as the banks has so much money to give to "nobody" as the recapitalisation is aimed at attracting foreign investors that cries of the countrys' weak financial/capital market.yet.none of them invest in the country and the industrial sector is totally wiped-out.). It also distanced the banks from the small-scale/medium-scale entities,as the banks has grow bigger.thus, aiming at big business with lucrative interests. by ahmadbox75@yahoo.com
