The current economic crisis was defined by analysts as the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression of the 30’s, countries under development being confronted with an accelerated reduction in the economic growth and labor force, negative impact on the commercial balance sheet and...

The scientific research is very careful supervised to national level, institutional and individual, products and services, a mean of preparing human resources highly qualified and as a source of prestige for countries, institutions and persons. Banks and generally the whole banking system must...

Banking practice has shown that risk is better controlled in a centralized system, as opposed to profit, whose size and scale is better controlled in a decentralized system, which includes its tracking on the centers of responsibility. In this context, the authors developed a model of coverage...

Present a case study comes to confirm theoretical suppositions formulated by the authors, which asserts that in commercial banks we can determine internal cession price using mathematical methods – like the offered by matrix system of linear programming.

The current financial crisis seems to be more painful than those occurring in recent decades. This crisis caused a massive decline in the market confidence of both businesses and consumers. The crisis has affected a multitude of economic and financial activities such as financial markets that...

The impact of the crisis on Europe comes from both direct and indirect channels. The direct effects have been felt mostly through the financial sector. For example, stock market volatility has increased since the onset of the crisis and wealth losses have been observed in the major stock...

A variety of factors led or contributed to the current financial crisis, including loose monetary policy; excessive financial market liquidity, leverage and maturity mismatch; weak risk management and underwriting standards; and poor incentives and regulatory gaps in some important segments of...