Analysis of the stability of the banking sector by assessing the quality of liquidity management
Abstract
The increased demand for foreign currency in the domestic currency market in August 2020, as well as a significant outflow of resources from Bank accounts during this period, formed serious prerequisites for the deterioration of banks. The assessment of financial stability of Belarusian banks in the conditions of ruble liquidity shortage, as well as the analysis of financial institutions’ compliance with the liquidity standards set by the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus are devoted.
Published
2021-01-04
Keywords:
liquidity, liquidity risk, physical liquidity risk, structural liquidity risk, regulatory liquidity risk, liquidity standards, short-term liquidity standard, net stable funding standard
How to Cite
Grigoreva, Y. I. (2021). Analysis of the stability of the banking sector by assessing the quality of liquidity management. Journal of the Belarusian State University. Economics, 2, 72-83. Retrieved from https://journals.bsu.by/index.php/economy/article/view/3454
Section
G. Financial Economics
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