a retrospective approach regarding commercial performances and the balance sheet indicators of main romanian banks
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Abstract
In the context of the present financial crisis, a rigorously analysis of national and international bankingsystems during the crisis’ previous periods could lead to specific weaknesses that were not considered at theirreal importance at that time. The paper presents only a comparing analysis, during the period of three years(2004 – 2006), regarding the commercial performances and the main balance sheet indicators of two of the mostimportant and influence banks from Romanian banking system, respectively Romanian Commercial Bank(B.C.R) and Development Romanian Bank – Group Société Générale (B.R.D. – SG)This analysis is included in an extensive study regarding the activity performances of the two Romanianbanks mentioned before.
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| Authors | ;Mihaela Nicolau |
| Journal | Вестник Донского государственного технического университета |
| Year | 2008 |
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