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Serbian banking sector in last decade faces rapid expansion followed by capacity, productivity and profitability increases. Foreign direct investments inflow, strenghtening of depository and capital basis, rapid credit activity expansion, decreasing number of banks and more efficient management...
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Expansion of banking sector in Serbia, the result of regulatory reforms in financial system, has been followed by increased growth of capacities, productivity and profitability. Reduction in the number of banks, strengthening of the capital base and more efficient methods of management are the...
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This paper studies relative banking efficiency in three Balkan countries: Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia. Firstly, we analyze different financial transition paths which account for present situation and have an impact on efficiency. We equally go through some macro- and micro- economic indicators...
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Slovakia has realised several reforms after year 2000. One of the first reforms was restructuring of banking sector at the level of commercial banks and central bank, too. General conditions were harmonised with European standards. Stabilised and sound bank sector enabled application of other...
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The convergence of Serbia’s banking sector to the EU Member States banking sectors may be investigated by the comparative analysis of some relevant indicators. This analysis uses indicators such as sector development, structures, capacities and performances by the methodology of the European...
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