Audit Independence and Non-Financial Performance of Deposit Money Banks in Nigeria
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https://doi.org/10.59890/ijma.v3i3.140Keywords:
Audit Independence, Non-Financial Performance, Customer’s Satisfaction, Auditor’s TenureAbstract
This study examined the effect of audit independence on the non-financial performance of the Deposit Money Bank in Lagos. For this study, the researcher employed primary data by utilizing survey data from 100 respondents, while regression analysis was employed as the analytical method. The first model examined the relationship between auditor tenure and customer satisfaction, revealing a statistically significant effect (R² = .421, F (5, 144) = 11.32, p< .001). It was recommended that deposit money banks should strategically manage auditor tenure to leverage the benefits of accumulated expertise and improved audit quality while implementing safeguards to maintain auditor independence.
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