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Basic Principles of Crisis Management and Crisis Management Mechanisms and Oversight
[Основные Принципы Антикризисного Управления И Механизмы Антикризисного Регулирования И Надзора]

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  • Egorova, Olga (Егорова, Ольга)

    (NRU HSE)

  • Kadoshnikova, M.E. (Кадошникова, М.Е.)

    (Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA))

Abstract

The global financial crisis has shown that the creation of mechanisms for early intervention in the activities of troubled banks is a necessary measure in order to maintain the stability of financial systems. Today the regulation of banking activities should be built in such a way as to reduce the likelihood, severity and costs of future crises. An important task is the development of technology forecasting future risks and their correct assessment.

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  • Egorova, Olga (Егорова, Ольга) & Kadoshnikova, M.E. (Кадошникова, М.Е.), 2016. "Basic Principles of Crisis Management and Crisis Management Mechanisms and Oversight [Основные Принципы Антикризисного Управления И Механизмы Антикризисного Регулирования И Надзора]," Working Papers 2047, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration.
    • Handle: RePEc:rnp:wpaper:2047
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