ECONOMIC MECHANISMS FOR ASSESSING THE FINANCIAL STABILITY OF COMMERCIAL BANKS
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- 1. University of Economics and Pedagogy Student
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This article examines the theoretical and methodological foundations as well as the practical economic mechanisms for assessing the financial stability of commercial banks. The stable functioning of the banking system is an important factor in ensuring the country's economic development, financial security, and the attractiveness of the investment environment. The study also highlights the significance of the CAMELS rating system, Basel standards, and modern financial indicators widely used in international banking practice. Furthermore, the article evaluates the banking reforms implemented in Uzbekistan and their impact on the financial stability of commercial banks. Based on the findings, scientifically grounded recommendations and proposals have been developed to address existing challenges and improve the financial stability of the banking sector.
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