IMPROVING THE ASSESSMENT OF FINANCIAL STABILITY OF BANKS BASED ON INTERNATIONAL METHODS AND CRITERIA
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Financial stability, Banks, International methods, Criteria, Uzbekistan.Abstrak
The financial stability of banks is paramount to ensuring a resilient and robust economic framework. By leveraging international methods and criteria, banks can enhance their stability assessments. This paper delves into existing literature, analyzes the efficacy of international standards, and proposes recommendations tailored for the context of Uzbekistan.
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