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    UTILISATION OF MICRO FINANCE INSTITUTIONS FUNDS BY BORROWERS IN ARID AND SEMI-ARID LANDS IN KENYA: A SURVEY OF MARALAL TOWN. 

    TARAGON, GEOFFREY (Kabarak University, 2012-10)
    The study sought to establish whether borrowed funds from MFIs are effectively applied and used for the intended purposes. Despite a lot of effort in terms of resource availability, the poverty levels are still very ...
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    FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT LITERACY AND APPLICATION AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AS A CONTINGENCY AGAINST UNEMPLOYMENT IN KENYA 

    KABITI, MOSES KINOTI (Kabarak University, 2012-10)
    This study sought to establish the financial management literacy and application among University students as a contingency against unemployment in Kenya. The specific objectives included: to find out the savings ...
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    STRATEGIES ADOPTED BY LOCAL COMMERCIAL BANKS IN RESPONSE TO THE COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT 

    Chepngetich, Lydia Koech (Kabarak University, 2012)
    The commercial banks in Kenya are currently operating in a more dynamic business environment than before, since the market has been liberalized. Due to the liberalized economy, there has been intense competition in the ...
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    ANALYSIS OF WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT AND ITS IMPLICATION ON LIQUIDITY RISK IN QUOTED COMMERCIAL BANKS IN KENYA 

    KIMANI, JAMES GITAU (Kabarak University, 2012)
    Working capital management involves planning and controlling current assets and current liabilities in a manner that eliminates the risk of inability to meet due short term obligations on the one hand and avoid excessive ...
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    CONTRIBUTION OF FINANCIAL DISTRESS INDICATORS TO CORPORATE FAILURE AMONG COMMERCIAL BANKS IN KENYA 

    WEKULLO KUCHIO, LEONARD JACOB (Kabarak University, 2012)
    This study examines the contribution of financial distress indicators to corporate failure for commercial banks in Kenya. Specifically, the study examined the contribution of cash flows, liquidity, solvency, profitability ...
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    ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN BUILDING SUSTAINABLE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE A CASE STUDY OF HOTELS IN NAKURU 

    Kinyua, Ruth Kiende (Kabarak University, 2012)
    Technology is easy to acquire and therefore the advantage that results from it depends on how it is exploited. When it is fully exploited, it strengthens the core capabilities of the business. Technology has become an ...
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    EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF TOTAL REWARD ON JOB SATISFACTION AMONG BANK EMPLOYEES IN NAKURU MUNICIPALITY, KENYA 

    CHEROTICH, CAROLINE (Kabarak University, 2012-09)
    Kenyan banking sector has experienced rapid growth in profits, deposits and revenues in the recent years and this has triggered a lot of competition among banks. In response, banks have developed new strategies to weather ...
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    CONTRIBUTION OF FINANCIAL DISTRESS INDICATORS TO CORPORATE FAILURE AMONG COMMERCIAL BANKS IN KENYA 

    WEKULLO KUCHIO, LEONARD JACOB (Kabarak University, 2012)
    This study examines the contribution of financial distress indicators to corporate failure for commercial banks in Kenya. Specifically, the study examined the contribution of cash flows, liquidity, solvency, profitability ...
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    FACTORS INFLUENCING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OUTSOURCING IN THE INSURANCE SECTOR IN KENYA. 

    ONDURA, EVANS ODHIAMBO (KABARAK UNIVERSITY, 2012)
    The rationale of this study was to examine the factors that influence the adoption of Information Technology outsourcing by insurance companies in Kenya, with specific interest in four key factors; Establish how Financial ...
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    EFFECTS OF MICRO CREDIT ON THE PERFORMANCE OF WOMEN-OWNED INCOME GENERATING PROJECTS: A SURVEY OF MICROFINANCE FUNDED PROJECTS IN ELDAMA RAVINE TOWN 

    Wachira, Margaret M (Kabarak University, 2012)
    Microcredit is important in increasing income activities, creates employment opportunities and also leads to better living standards of people. It has assisted many, especially women who are unable to get loans from ...
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    AuthorWEKULLO KUCHIO, LEONARD JACOB (2)ATSANGO, CATHERINE MUSUNGU (1)Chemitei, Leah Jeruto (1)Chepngetich, Lydia Koech (1)CHEROTICH, CAROLINE (1)KABITI, MOSES KINOTI (1)Kariuki, George James (1)KIMANI, JAMES GITAU (1)Kinyua, Ruth Kiende (1)Nyangau, Benson Onguso (1)... View MoreSubjectCommercial banks (2)Corporate failure (2)Financial distress indicators (2)Panel data (2)Probit regression method (2)Attitudes (1)Banking Industry (1)borrowed funds (1)Business processes. (1)capacity building initiatives. (1)... View MoreDate Issued
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