Background of the Study
Integrated banking systems are designed to provide a seamless connection between various banking functions, thereby enhancing service delivery and operational efficiency in corporate banking. Zenith Bank in Kano has invested in integrated systems that consolidate data across multiple platforms, enabling real-time access to financial information and improving the coordination of services. These systems support a range of operations including customer relationship management, risk assessment, and transaction processing. Integration facilitates accurate data analysis, which is essential for making informed credit decisions and managing complex financial portfolios (Ijeoma, 2023). The adoption of an integrated system not only streamlines internal processes but also enhances the overall customer experience by providing a unified and consistent service across different channels (Adenuga, 2024). However, challenges such as the compatibility of new systems with legacy technologies and the high cost of integration can limit the full potential of these systems. This study examines the effectiveness of integrated banking systems at Zenith Bank, exploring their impact on corporate banking operations and identifying areas for improvement (Chukwu, 2025).
Statement of the Problem
Zenith Bank faces several challenges in fully integrating its banking systems, which impacts the efficiency of its corporate banking services. Incompatibility issues between new integrated systems and existing legacy platforms often result in data inconsistencies and operational delays. The high cost of system integration and maintenance further strains financial resources, while insufficient technical expertise may lead to underutilization of integrated functionalities. These issues not only reduce the quality of service delivery but also limit the bank’s ability to provide a seamless customer experience, thereby affecting overall competitiveness and profitability (Ijeoma, 2023; Adenuga, 2024).
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Scope and Limitations of the Study
This study focuses on Zenith Bank’s corporate banking division in Kano, reviewing integrated system initiatives over recent years. Limitations include evolving technology standards and potential access restrictions to internal IT data.
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