Climate Change Risks in Financial Business by Krasnova Iryna V., Prymostka Liudmyla O., Lavreniuk Vladyslav V.

“…Climate change is global, it causes new challenges for corporations, financial institutions and central banks, and for economy, as a whole. Statistics on the scale of the threatening impact produced by climate-re;ated risks on economy and its financial sector are presented. …”
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THE ORIGIN OF FINANCE TOOL FUNCTIONS: COMPULSORY RESERVES by Tatiana S. Novashina

“…Compulsory reserves (compulsory reserve requirements – norms of compulsory reserves) as a finance tool in disclosing its functional idea reveal their character not only in the traditional function, as a tool that regulates liquidity of the banking system but also as a tool possessing specific multifunctional nature, which allows the central banks by ensuring stability of banking organizations (key components of the banking system) functioning to guarantee stability of the banking system as a whole. …”
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Macroeconomic Factors of Consumer Loan Credit Risk in Central and Eastern European Countries by Rasa Kanapickienė, Greta Keliuotytė-Staniulėnienė, Deimantė Vasiliauskaitė, Renatas Špicas, Airidas Neifaltas, Mantas Valukonis

“…The results of this research might help financial institutions manage credit risk more efficiently and also might be relevant to governments and central banks when selecting and applying fiscal and monetary policy measures. …”
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The Green-Scorpion: a preliminary study on the potential amplification of physical climate financial risks by nature-related risks and feedbacks by Alvarez, J, Ranger, N, Freeman, A, Harwood, T, Obersteiner, M, Paulus, E, Sabuco, J

“…This has implications for financial institutions and for the prudential policies of Central Banks and supervisors. We develop the first set of integrated climate-nature scenarios to explore the potential scale of physical risks, building upon the NGFS conceptual framework, alongside a global risk assessment approach that combines the ENCORE tool with global natural capital datasets and a multi-regional input-output modelling approach. …”

Web Quality in Lithuanian Financial Institution: a Comparison with the EU Results by Enrique Bonsón-Ponte, Virginia Cortijo-Gallego, Tomás EscobarRodriguez

“…For this reason, to ensure the quality of these online resources is one of the most important challenges for central banks and financial authorities. The content of the corporate Websites is being regulated by the Basel II initiatives, but navigation quality is not being observed by regulators. …”
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BRICS Countries’ Economic and Legal Cooperation Through the Prism of Strategic Planning Documents by V. Shaidullina, I. Semenovskiy

“…Cooperation among the BRICS countries is likely to develop mainly through the exchange of experiences and best practices, joint research and realization of specific economic projects supervised by executive authorities, central banks and other state bodies. An important institution for economic interaction between the BRICS countries is the New Development Bank; other successful mechanisms of economic cooperation include the Contingent Reserve Arrangement, the Energy Research Cooperation Platform and the Partnership on New Industrial Revolution.…”
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Effect of Economic Announcements on FX Fluctuations: Testing a Unified Approach for Prediction by Wang Tianqiong, Shu Yang, Shamila Saddique

“…On the last group of variables, the refinance interest rates as set by central banks, showed an even less impact in a sense proving that monetary policy strategies on a free floating currency has fairly low. …”
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Green Jobs in the EU Renewable Energy Sector: Quantile Regression Approach by Łukasz Jarosław Kozar, Robert Matusiak, Marta Paduszyńska, Adam Sulich

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Effect of Economic Announcements on FX Fluctuations: Testing a Unified Approach for Prediction by Wang Tianqiong, Shu Yang, Shamila Saddique

“…On the last group of variables, the refinance interest rates as set by central banks, showed an even less impact in a sense proving that monetary policy strategies on a free floating currency has fairly low. …”
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Effect of Economic Announcements on FX Fluctuations: Testing a Unified Approach for Prediction by Wang Tianqiong, Shu Yang, Shamila Saddique

“…On the last group of variables, the refinance interest rates as set by central banks, showed an even less impact in a sense proving that monetary policy strategies on a free floating currency has fairly low. …”
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Effect of Economic Announcements on FX Fluctuations: Testing a Unified Approach for Prediction by Wang Tianqiong, Shu Yang, Shamila Saddique

“…On the last group of variables, the refinance interest rates as set by central banks, showed an even less impact in a sense proving that monetary policy strategies on a free floating currency has fairly low. …”
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The Effects of the Interactions Between Agro-Production, Economic, and Financial Development on Bank Sustainability by Changjun Zheng, Sinamenye Jean-Petit

“…The SS African states (via their central banks) should promote farming finance services and enforce a minimum ratio of farming loans for each commercial bank’s credit portfolio as a solution to the investment deficiency in the sector. …”
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Monetary policies and bank lending in developing countries: evidence from Sub-Sahara Africa by Kennedy Prince Modugu, Juan Dempere

“…Findings – The findings show that expansionary monetary policy such as an increase in money supply stimulates bank lending, while contractionary monetary policies like increase in the monetary policy rates by the central banks lead to credit contraction, albeit a weak effect due to possible underdevelopment of financial markets, institutional constraints, bank concentration and other rigidities in the system characteristic of developing countries that undermine the effectiveness of monetary policy transmission. …”
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International financial institutes and multipolarity challenges by Aleksei Vladimirovich Kuznetsov

“…US dominance in international financial institutions contribute to the further advancement of the global role of dollar as reserve currency of central banks, the currency of international settlements, deposits, loans and investments. …”
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An Empirical Analysis of the Dynamics Influencing Bank Capital Structure in Africa by Ayodeji Michael Obadire, Vusani Moyo, Ntungufhadzeni Freddy Munzhelele

“…This process, commonly referred to as capital structure decision-making, is of paramount importance, especially within the financial services sector, where strict regulations are imposed by reserve and central banks in alignment with global Basel guidelines. …”
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RESULTS OF 2017: SOME TRENDS IN THE DYNAMICS OF THE WORLD AND RUSSIAN FINANCIAL INDICATORS by M. V. Ershov, V. Yu. Tatuzov, A. S. Tanasova

“…We chose for the analysis a number of indicators (real GDP growth, stock indices, exchange rates, key rates of central banks, etc.), which allowed to demonstrate clearly the improvement of the situation in the economy and finance of a number of countries in 2017 (including Russia). …”
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METHODICAL APPROACHES TO THE ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACT OF THE QUALITY OF TRANSFORMATION PROCESSES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FINANCIAL SECTOR by О. Baranovskyi, I. Boiarko, T. Zlunitsyna

“…The existing methods of separate central banks, regulators of financial markets, international financial and credit institutions, rating agencies and consulting companies, which can be used partially to assess the quality of transformational processes taking place in the financial sector, are analyzed. …”
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Methodological Approach to the Organization of Monitoring of Cash Flow Volatility by A. V. Larionov

“…The relevance of the study is due to the fact that a high increase in volatility can have a negative impact on the stability of individual economic entities; therefore, central banks are faced with the task of organizing a system for monitoring cash flow volatility, as well as developing approaches to their regulation. …”
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National Payment Switches and the Power of Cognitive Computing against Fintech Fraud by Alessio Faccia

“…Consequently, NPSs, under the direct ownership of Central Banks (CBs), are increasingly adopting advanced technologies, such as cognitive computing, to bolster their fraud detection capabilities in their respective countries. …”
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Benchmarking the efficiency of the Korean banking sector: a DEA approach by Sufian, Fadzlan

“…Practical implications – The findings from this study are essential not only for the managers of the banks, but for numerous stakeholders such as the central banks, bankers associations, governments,and other financial authorities. …”
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