Economics, Econometrics and Finance
3 years ago

Excess liquidity in Moldovan banks hinders economic growth and profits.

Revista Economica
Implications Of Excess Liquidity For Commercial Banks, Central Bank And Economic Growth In The Republic Of Moldova
Belobrov Angela, Anatolie Caraganciu

Paper Summary

The excess liquidity in Moldovan banks and economy is causing problems due to its large size and riskiness. This is hurting the profitability of commercial banks and the National Bank of Moldova's revenues.

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