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Probleme şi perspective de dezvoltare a gestiunii bancare în situaţii de criză

Victoria Cociug () and Victoria Postolache

CSIE Working Papers, 2017, issue 4, 21-28

Abstract: Crisis management in the banking sector is a set of system management activities, which is a comprehensive, systemic in nature and aimed at preventing or eliminating adverse banking phenomena of business through the use of the capacity of management, development and implementation of specific strategic programs that address the temporary difficulties, to preserve and increase its market positions in all circumstances, while relying mainly on its own resources. For the successful practice of crisis management are often used analytical methods, which consist of studying the financial situation of the bank by qualified specialists, involving the top management of banks and their key departments. The aim of this study is to identify problems in the risk management system and develop recommendations to improve the efficiency of the organizational structure of the bank.

Keywords: activity risks; effective systems of banking risks management; stress test; toxic assets; early warning systems (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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