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Oleh Kolodiziev,Aleksey Mints,Pavlo Sidelov,Inna Pleskun,Olha Lozynska
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Data on global financial statistics demonstrate that total losses from fraudulent transactions around the world are constantly growing. The issue of payment fraud will be exacerbated by the digitalization of economic relations, in particular the introduc...
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Contantin BRATIANU
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The pandemic of COVID-19 generated an unprecedented global crisis with immediate dramatic consequences on human health and life and with long term consequences in the economic, social, educational, and cultural domains in many countries all around the wo...
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Rene Johannes,Dedy Dedy,Abdullah Muksin
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Global financial crisis 2008 was a very close call of total systemic collapse in financial markets. This had urged the leaders of G20 to involve the key global accounting standards bodies for creating a single high-quality global standard. IFRS 9 ?Financ...
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Hock Lye Koh,Su Yean Teh,Wai Kiat Tan
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The world has witnessed a succession of three global financial crises in the past two decades. During each crisis, many financial institutions failed. Credit became either unavailable or too costly for business, as seen in the recent financial turmoil in...
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Carmela D'Avino
Existing literature has identified domestic restrictive monetary policy and deteriorating funding conditions as the predominant factors explaining the increase in net interoffice accounts of global banks, that is, the net liabilities of parent offices du...
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Nata?a Spahic,Petar Tomic
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The fact that the U.S., in the recent past, faced a financial collapse which led to the global economic crisis, and the fact that the euro zone felt the financial collapse of Greece about five years ago has caused the public sector in Serbia, as well as ...
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