SCIENTIFIC AND THEORETICAL VIEWS OF SCHOLARS ON THE REGULATION OF COMMERCIAL BANK LIQUIDITY
Keywords:
bank liquidity, liquidity regulation, lender of last resort, deposit insurance, Basel III,Abstract
The thesis systematises the scientific and theoretical views of leading foreign and domestic scholars on the regulation of commercial bank liquidity. Liquidity regulation is treated as a subsystem of prudential banking supervision aimed at maintaining a bank's ability to meet its obligations under normal and stressed conditions and at preventing systemic liquidity crises.
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