الشبكات المالية كاستراتيجية لإدارة الأزمات المالية

Abstract EN

Any bank relies heavily on other banks to provide the liquidity it needs through financial transactions between banks, and these financial transactions are links to financial networks, but these financial transactions may be a reason to facilitate the transmission of both financial shocks and financial crises when they occur.

The global financial crisis (the American mortgage crisis) is a model that led to the fall of a large number of giant banks, including the Lehman Brothers Bank, and through direct (financial relations) ties between banks within the same country through financial networks in the interbank market led Until the bank crisis (Lehman Brothers) affects all banks within the United States of America and seven banks were selected as a research sample that was studied for the period 2005 - mid 2008 using the correlation model (legal correlation), and it was concluded that these ties (financial relations) in a market Between American banks through the network Financial services helped spread the bank crisis (Lehman Brothers), therefore it is necessary to set limits for the transactions of banks among themselves through financial networks, as well as limits in providing liquidity between banks in such a market (inter-bank market), i.

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making financial networks as a strategy To manage financial crises