RISKY ASSETS AND THEIR IMPACT ON STABILITY
Abstract
This article analyzes the performance of Uzbek banks during 2013-2023, focusing on the impact of credit and liquidity risks on financial stability. The results show that an increase in credit risks is a key factor reducing financial stability. Moreover, banks with higher liquid assets are found to be more stable. The study provides scientific foundations and practical recommendations for improving risk management systems in banks.
Keywords:
credit risks liquidity risks bank stability banks of Uzbekistan financial reforms Z-scoreReferences
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