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Presentation of Disclosures Related to Credit Risk of a Certain Bank

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  • Tijana Radojević

  • Marina Kesić
  • Danica Rajin
  • Ričardas Butėnas

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The phenomenon of credit risk is one of the main distresses for the bank portfolio. If it becomes nonviable to gather claims from various main clients, a bank could persist in being insolvent. The latest financial crises have distinguished the necessity for a bank to identify, measure, assess, and control credit risk, in addition to providing an acceptable degree of capital to protect against possible decline in case of loan defaults. Accordingly, risk management depends steadily on the straight implementation of mathematical and statistical methods and models and the application of their outcomes for business goals. The aim of this paper is to present the disclosures that are related to bank credit risk, bearing in mind that credit risk management is one of the indicators of the results of banking operations.

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Handle: RePEc:sng:ejae01:183
DOI: 10.5937/EJAE20-42344
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