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Test of scientific hypotheses about different bank liquidity sensitivity to change of its internal factors in the crisis conditions

Available online: 11 May 2014

Subject Heading: BANK SECTOR

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Pages: 22-28

The article makes four scientific hypotheses about different bank liquidity sensitivity to change of its internal factors in the crisis conditions. The results of the tests of these hypotheses indicate that there is no "universal" tool for bank liquidity regulation. At the same time, the researchers in the course of the development of bank liquidity methods should give particular attention to two conceptual issues: the size of the bank's equity capital and the environmental conditions. The theoretical conclusions of this article make it possible to continue research in this area.

Keywords: commercial bank, bank liquidity, hypothesis, internal factor, crisis conditions

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