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Реформа регулирования достаточности капитала исламских банков

Вопросы экономики. 2024. Т. 8. С. 89–110.
Penikas H. I., Stefanenko V.
Language: Russian
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Keywords: Базель IIIBasel IIIразность разностейcapital adequacy ratioнорматив достаточности капитала difference-in-differencespartner financeпартнерское финансирование
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