XUSUSIY TIJORAT BANKLARINING MOLIYAVIY RESURSLARINI MUSTAHKAMLASHNING NAZARIY VA AMALIY ASOSLARI
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18629767Keywords:
xususiy tijorat banklari, moliyaviy resurslar, kapital yetarliligi, moliyalashtirish diversifikatsiyasi, likvidlik riskiAbstract
Mazkur tadqiqot xususiy tijorat banklarining moliyaviy resurslarini mustahkamlashning nazariy va amaliy
asoslarini kuchayib borayotgan raqobat, prudensial tartibga solish hamda tizimli risklar sharoitida tahlil qiladi. Tadqiqot
natijalari kapital sifati, moliyalashtirish tuzilmasining diversifikatsiyasi, kapital bozori instrumentlaridan foydalanish hamda
aktivlar va passivlarni boshqarish (ALM) tizimi banklar barqarorligining asosiy determinantlari ekanligini asoslab beradi.
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