Banking activity. Management by risk assessment and measurement
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.29358/sceco.v0i14.41Keywords:
management, risk, banking market, credit, foreign currency, interest, financial, capital, operationalAbstract
Rapid innovations in financial markets and the internationalization of the financial flows have created opportunities for developing some new products and supplying a wider product and service range to the banks. Liberalization of the financial markets , the severe competition and the diversification of the offered products expose banks to new risks and provocations. This new approach confirms the fact that the banking management generally and the risk management especially represents essential concern for the security and the stability both of each bank and the entire bankingsystem.
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