growth and prospects of system banking in romania
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Abstract
The years of crisis were characterized by a moderation of the lending activity in Romania, banks
have changed their focus from a rapid expansion towards a strategy determined by caution. The credit institutions have
adapted the strategy, the territorial expansion plans, the product portfolio and switched to a more careful control of the
operating costs. The purpose of this paper is to review status of the banking sector in Romania, compared with the data
obtained in the EU countries. We will examine the structure indicators, the indicators measuring the degree of
development and competition as well as the indicators measuring the performance of the banking system in Romania.
The study period was 2000-2012
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| Authors | ;VLAD MARIANA |
| Journal | kastamonu eğitim dergisi |
| Year | 2014 |
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