Determinants of know your customers (KYC) compliance among commercial banks in Kenya

Oniala, Fredrick O.

dc.creator	Oniala, Fredrick O.
dc.date	2014-02-05T09:23:50Z
dc.date	2014-02-05T09:23:50Z
dc.date	2014-02-05
dc.date.accessioned	2017-03-19T20:42:59Z
dc.date.available	2017-03-19T20:42:59Z
dc.identifier	http://ezproxy.kca.ac.ke:8010/xmlui/handle/123456789/100
dc.identifier.uri	http://41.89.49.13:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/722
dc.description	A dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of Master of Science in Commerce (finance and accounting) in the school of graduate studies at KCA University
dc.description	The need to really know-your-customer (KYC) is the very base of a outstanding economical operation. As a measure of sensible behavior/good practice, well-established banking companies often follow KYC requirements which are stronger than what is called for under law. Know Your Client (KYC) fulfillment parameter has confirmed to be among the biggest efficient encounters banking companies and as well economical companies globally have had to surmount. The KYC submission require, for every of its outstanding results, has loaded banking companies as well as other economical companies with a significant handling commitment. Moreover to this, it increasingly includes the development of auditable proof of due determination activities, along with the call for customer recognition. The purpose of the analysis was to set up the factors of know-your-customer submission among expert banking companies in African-american. There are 43 expert banking companies in African-american. The analysis focused more on the area and particularly the top and middle level management group. From each stratum the analysis used stratified unique examining to select a example of members. From the target population of four hundred and forty four, examples of 10% was selected from within each group in percentages that each group maintains to the analysis population. The analysis collected both primary and more information. Primary information was collected using a set of questions while more information was obtained from books, standard bank books and reviews of the selected banking companies. Self-administered reviews were used to collect primary information. Data was analyzed on the basis of illustrative analysis. Content analysis was used to assess quantitative information. In order to determine the level of submission with KYC requirements by expert banking companies in African-american a straight line multiple regressions was used. The analysis found that Client functions be a factor more to the Commercial banking companies Conformity with KYC requirements in African-american followed by the Size of standard bank then Staff expertise while ICT functions had the least effect. The analysis indicates that untrue stories provided with or without evil objectives created a lasting illegal view of the client by the lending company. The analysis further indicates that little banking companies are not able to meet KYC submission cost. Moreover the analysis indicates that group activities and physical functions effect assistance support and effective KYC procedures submission. Finally the analysis indicates that the risk information of economical is high and should be personalized especially with respect to KYC. The analysis therefore indicates that the workers should be as precise as possible in the facts given to improve connections between them and the customers. The analysis further indicates little banking companies to make sure that they provide things to look for and generate confidence in their customers. Small standard bank owners must find creative ways to use their limited resources to grow the business while running the day-to-day functions of the lending company.
dc.language	en
dc.relation	November 2013;
dc.subject	Know Your Customer
dc.title	Determinants of know your customers (KYC) compliance among commercial banks in Kenya
dc.type	Thesis