The impact of risk management (liquidity - credit - capital) on banking safety level.
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https://doi.org/10.54172/ycs06n94Keywords:
Liquidity , Credit , Capital , Banking safety levelAbstract
This study analyzes and discusses the impact of liquidity, credit, and capital risk management on banking safety level in the National Commercial Bank. It utilizes regression analysis on financial data variables from the period of 2004 to 2010, using the statistical analysis software Minitab.
The study reveals a direct relationship between liquidity risks and banking safety level, while indicating an inverse relationship between credit risks and capital risks with banking safety level in the National Commercial Bank.
The study recommends the necessity of strengthening banking safety by achieving a balance with various banking risks. Furthermore, it emphasizes the importance of reinforcing and restructuring capital in the National Commercial Bank as the primary support for banking safety.
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