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Value at risk (VaR) is a summary statistic that quantifies the exposure of an asset or portfolio to market risk. Value at risk is now viewed by many as indispensable ammunition in any serious corporate risk manager’s arsenal. VaR is often used as an approximation of the maximum reasonable loss...
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The actual world economic crisis has proven once more that the banks are the primary force for an economic growth or for a recession. This major economic crisis has begun, in the first instance, at the banks level, there for in the banking system has developed a great void of banking...
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For a bank it is advantageous to have different types of clients because, as will receive deposits and provide loans … profit, following recovery, by the bank, business development potential offered by customers, resulting in advantages for … both bank and customer. Customer benefits can be considered: the safety of deposits held at banks; interest received for …
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of it. Another part of the article presents the fuel company and the bank with the description of its main activities in …
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The economy of decline, with the type of problems that characterised a big amount of the economic activity of the 1930s, aspects that have not been met until now, has made a forceful comeback, taking into consideration the fact that 15-16 years ago nobody would have thought that the modern...
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