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FUNDAMENTALS OF BANK CAPITAL MANAGEMENT AND FACTORS INFLUENCING IT

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  • 1. Kimyo international university in Tashkent

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Bank capital management is a critical component of financial institutions' stability and regulatory compliance. It ensures that banks maintain adequate capital to absorb losses, support growth, and comply with regulatory requirements while optimizing shareholder value. This article explores the fundamental principles of bank capital management, including capital adequacy, risk-weighted assets, and capital buffers, as prescribed by the Basel Accords.

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