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Changes In Bank Market Structure Under Financial Crisis In Bosnia And Herzegovina

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  • Igor Živko
  • Zora Marijanović
  • Anela Čolak

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Having on mind specific features of financial system in Bosnia and Herzegovina as bank dominate financial system we will analyses changes in structure of banking sector and their behaviour in financial crisis and after. Bank’s stability and managing in conditions of financial crises has requested continues review of elements in banking structure which could have impact on stability of banking sector and possible sources of instability and negative impact on national economy. Author in this paper will analyse structure of banking sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina and their elements concentration, competition, internationalisation, capital, development of products and services, profitability and liquidity.

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  • Igor Živko & Zora Marijanović & Anela Čolak, 2015. "Changes In Bank Market Structure Under Financial Crisis In Bosnia And Herzegovina," Economy & Business Journal, International Scientific Publications, Bulgaria, vol. 9(1), pages 810-818.
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