romanian banks liquidity management
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Abstract
Most transactions or financial commitments have implications for a bank liquidity. Transactions are particularly vulnerable to liquidity problems at a specific institution. Therefore, one can deduce the importance of the correct calculation and liquidity indicator, not only for the bank concerned, but especially for NBR uses that bank risk management tool. That is why the authors took into consideration a sample of banks in Romania to show to what extent the banking crisis has influenced the development banks.
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| Authors | ;BATRANCEA MARIA;MOSCVICIOV ANDREI;SABAU CATALIN;POPA ANAMARIA |
| Journal | journal of herbal medicine |
| Year | 2013 |
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