CHALLENGES AT THE LEVEL OF THE ROMANIAN BANKING SYSTEM DURING THE PERIOD 2013-2014

Naftanaila Cristina Alina, Viorica Braga (), Avram Laurentia Georgeta and Odi Mihaela Zarnescu
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Naftanaila Cristina Alina: SPIRU HARET UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE CAMPULUNG
Avram Laurentia Georgeta: SPIRU HARET UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE CAMPULUNG

Annals - Economy Series, 2014, vol. 3, 105-110

Abstract: Through this article we intend to present the evolution of the Romanian banking sector in th e last two years and to discuss about the challenges to which it is subject. In the second part of the article we performed an analysis of lending to non-financial companies during 2013-2014, based on statistical data sets published by the National Bank of Romania. It continues to carefully monitor the international and local developments and to work towards proper management of liquidity in the Romanian banking sector. The importance of this issue lies in maintaining of some adequate levels of the liquidit y, provisioning and solvency of the banking sector, which constitutes an important prerequisite to cope adequately of some possible adverse developments, including those outside the country.

Keywords: Romanian banking sector; lending the financial compani es; the structure of loans to the non-bank customers; non-government; the structure of the deposits in lei and foreign currency.; Environmental Performance Index (EPI); environment; sustainable economic growth; environmental Health; ecosystem vitality (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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