This article discusses the role of the bank's credit policy in the allocation of its bank resources, the criteria for the credit policy of commercial banks and modern methods of managing problem loans. Also, the article specifically addresses the issues of the commercial bank's credit portfolio, its essence and formation.

This article explores the theoretical and practical foundations of forming accounting policy in microfinance institutions. Key elements such as accounting methods, interest income recognition, loan loss reserves, and bad debt recognition criteria are systematically analyzed. Using the examples of “IMKON FINANS”, “Vodiy Taraqqiyot”, and “Biznes Finans”, differences in accounting policies are identified, and recommendations for improvement are provided.

This article discusses the problem loans (NPL) in the banking system, their characteristics, accounting and statistics, the correct calculation of reserves for them, the state of reserves created against possible losses on loans in Germany Deutsche Bank, and proposals and recommendations for improving the bank's loan portfolio.

This article analyzes the improvement of lending processes in commercial banks and the state of financing in modern practice. The study examined the economic significance of lending mechanisms in commercial banks' operations, loan portfolio quality, credit risk management systems, and the development of digital-based lending services. It also examines ongoing reforms in the banking system, the effectiveness of modern scoring systems in loan distribution, remote banking services, and financing mechanisms

This article examines the drivers of non-performing loans (NPLs) in Uzbekistan’s commercial banks by combining macroeconomic determinants with bank-specific factors and assesses the effectiveness of early warning systems (EWS) in mitigating the procyclicality of asset-quality deterioration. The empirical narrative relies on official Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan indicators for NPLs and loan portfolios, complemented by recent empirical studies on NPL determinants in transforming banking systems. Particular attention is paid to ownership-related heterogeneity (state-owned vs. other banks), comparability issues between regulatory NPL metrics and IFRS 9-based measures, and the role of loan restructuring practices. The paper derives policy-oriented recommendations aimed at improving disclosure of asset quality, integrating IFRS 9 indicators into supervisory monitoring, and standardizing EWS triggers for timely detection of borrower credit deterioration.

This article explores the theoretical and practical aspects of improving non-performing loan (NPL) management systems in commercial banks, considering international practices and the specifics of Uzbekistan’s banking sector. The study analyzes macroeconomic and institutional factors influencing the rise of NPLs and evaluates the role of digitalization and artificial intelligence technologies in enhancing asset recovery and risk mitigation. Practical policy recommendations are proposed to reduce NPL levels and strengthen banking system resilience in Uzbekistan.

This article analyzes the adequacy of commercial banks' deposit base, the factors affecting it, the alignment of maturities, interest rates, and volumes between bank deposits and loans, as well as the growth trends of deposits and loans. The causes of the transformation risk associated with bank deposits and credits have been examined. Furthermore, practical proposals and recommendations have been developed regarding existing problems in bank credit services and their solutions