THE MONEY AND CAPITAL MARKET AS INSTRUMENT OF CORPORATE OF FUND MOBILIZATION

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ABSTRACT 
For the enhancement of development process it will be essential to establish effective tools fro mobilization and allocation of financial resources. 
The establishment of money and capital market in Nigeria is to assist in the transfer of funds from the excess units (savers) to the deficit units (investors).
The decision to introduce money and capital market is born out of the reliance on money as medium of exchange in the modern economy and the implicit fait which is accorded to the market price in free enterprise system as a means of allocating society wealth efficiently. 
The Objective of the Study an Logically for Emulated to Include 
a)To investigate the securities of trade in the Nigeria financial market.
b)To examine how Nigeria business have utilized the financial market since inception.
c)To examine the future prospects of the financial markets as an instrument for rapid economic recovery. 
d)To asses any examine the prospects for the financial markets.
e)To critically evaluate the Nigeria financial markets with regards to its operation and the extend it has achieved the objective of corporate fund mobilization in the Nigeria economy.
The capital market is that part of the financial market which deals in long-term investment. The loan instrument of secures traded in the market includes equities or ordinary shown. Federal government stocks, stage government bonds company bonds and debentures. 

CONTENTS OF CONTENTS 
Title Page 
Approval Page
Dedication
Acknowledgment 
Abstract
CHAPTER ONE
Introduction 
The Problems of the Study
The Objectives of the Study 
Significance of the Study
Scope and Limitation of Study
Definition of Terms

CHAPTER TWO
Financial Market an Overview
The Money Market 
Development that Led to the Establishment of the Money Market
Components of Money Market
Problems of the Nigeria Capital Market
The Nigeria Capital Market
Problem of the Nigerian Capital Market
Functions of the Financial Markets

CHAPTER THREE
Research Design and Methodology
Source of Data
Location of Data
Method of Analysis  

CHAPTER FOUR
Summary of Findings 

CHAPTER FIVE
Conclusion and Recommendation
Bibliography