CREDIT RECOVERY PROCEDURES ON LOAN PORTFOLIO PERFORMANCE IN CENTENARY BANK
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Abstract
The general objective of the study was to examine the relationship between loan recovery practices and loan
portfolio performance of commercial banks in Uganda. Specifically it focused on centenary bank Entebbe
Road branch. The researcher used a case study and correlation survey. The target populating was centenary
bank Entebbe road branch staff and customers. Among the staff included; loan officers, banking of ficers,
managers, credit Administrators, customer service consultants and management trainees in total this
population was 120 and the researcher sampled 92 basing on Kre_jcie & Morgan ( 1970) table. The data
was collected using questionnaires and interviews and analysis was done using regression analysis, and
correlation coefficients for the quantitative the findings revealed that credit recovery procedures
significantly and positively affect loan portfolio performance in Centenary Bank (adjusted R2 =0.780*, p
value= 0.000). The researcher recommended that bank should closely watch the reminder strategies, educate
and sensitize customers and other users of the financial , recruiting recovery officers, adopting group
recovery policy, facilitating the recovery process and the enforcement, create a department for follow up
action and carrying out standard loan appraisal, formulate a separate legal department and recovery
department at each branch, involve LCs chair persons, use guarantors all these will help increase Loan
Portfolio Performance.
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