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Techniques of Bank Resolution

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The Need for Special Resolution Regimes for Financial Institutions—The Case of the European Union

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MACROECONOMIC FACTORS INFLUENCING ON THE REORGANIZATION OF BANKS IN THE CONDITIONS OF ECONOMIC IMBALANCES

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