Evaluation Method of Banking System Stability Based on the Volume of Subsystems

Mykhail Goykhman¹ and Sergii Kavun^2,

¹Scientific Research Centerof Industrial Development Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kharkiv, Ukraine

²Department of Information Technologies, Kharkiv Institute of Banking of the University of Banking of the National Bank of Ukraine, Kharkiv, Ukraine

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Mykhail Goykhman and Sergii Kavun. Evaluation Method of Banking System Stability Based on the Volume of Subsystems. Journal of Finance and Economics. 2014; 2(4):118-124. doi: 10.12691/jfe-2-4-3

Abstract

Evaluation of banking system stability is enough hard task and it has very limited approaches and methods for solving of this problem. At the same time, this task is staying in the first place in the most banking systems, because it is important for further decision making and forecasting for the next development of these systems. This method also allowed to get the stability evaluation for banking systems (on example of the Ukraine banking system) based on more easy approach and will use it in the future each time when we need to get current volume of this estimation. This volume will help to us to receive a dynamic distribution, based on which we will be able to create a forecast and will decide right making for our object of researching (based on example banks).

Keywords:
banking system evaluation system stability subsystems banking system stability

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