Compliance with rules remained a major roadblock in the worldwide financial business, particularly in the Nigerian banking industry. Corporate governance is required, yet regulation compliance is a conundrum in the banking business, which has had an impact on investors and financial performance due to fines and penalties imposed by regulators. Regardless, compliance challenges are worldwide, and the Nigerian financial sector requires increased regulatory action to ensure that the provisions of law are properly understood and implemented. As a result, in the current global market, compliance is the only language that can protect the financial industry from future collapse owing to the corporate financial leader's attitude toward their firm and corporate governance regulations. The goal of this qualitative exploratory multiple case research was to find out what compliance measures corporate financial leaders should put in place to ensure that regulations are followed in order to increase business sustainability and financial performance. The banking industry is one of the economy's pillars; yet, average depositors in Nigeria feared the bank because of the banks' frequent failures. As a result, compliance is the only language in the current global market that can prevent the financial industry from future collapse due to corporate finance leaders' attitudes toward their firm and corporate governance requirements. The purpose of this qualitative exploratory multiple case study was to determine what compliance procedures corporate financial leaders should implement in order to ensure that regulations are obeyed in order to improve business sustainability and financial performance. Despite the fact that the banking industry is one of the economy's pillars, common depositors in Nigeria have a dread of banks due to their numerous failures. Utilizing member checking and triangulation, data was transcribed, processed, and validated. Before the data collection could begin, the participant had to sign an informed consent form. Compliance in the Nigerian banking industry is improving, according to the findings. However, until 2021, there will be concerns of noncompliance and conflicts of interest, which will damage bank financial performance in the long run and may lead to financial hardship, according to Agency theory as the conceptual framework. The insights could be used by authorities to better their oversight. monitoring strategy and guarding ambiguity in rules to ensure that corporate financial leaders are complying with all aspects of corporate governance codes and their execution in accordance with best practises globally, not just the part of the code that they are comfortable with. The findings may be used by corporate financial leaders to curtail strategies that could bring their business to a halt, and to imbibe the spirit of the code to ensure that the company adhered to regulations for long-term sustainability, as well as to improve the company's financial performance in order to attract potential investors. The findings might be used by the regulator to prevent the banking industry from collapsing by being proactive rather than reactive to a crisis.
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Akande Oyebola Bejide
College of Management and Technology, Walden University, Minneapolis, USA.
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