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ABSTRACT
The effect of cash flow management on the financial performance of deposit money banks in Nigeria is empirically examined in this study. Using descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, and panel OLS regression approach, a sample of fourteen listed deposit money institutions between 2010 and 2021 was analysed. The various analyses were used to investigate the connection between deposit money banks' financial performance and cash flow management in Nigeria. The empirical findings indicate that neither the size of the bank nor the cash flow from financing nor investment have a major impact on the financial performance of Nigeria's deposit money banks. However, the financial success of Nigeria's deposit money institutions is significantly and favourably correlated with cash flow from operations. We advise managers of deposit money institutions in Nigeria, among other things, to pay more attention to operating cash flow because it improves their performance. Additionally, deposit money bank managers should control the amount of cash outflows for each operation in order to prevent negative cash flow problems and financial crises.
