THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS AND PROFITABILITY OF BANKS: EVIDENCE FROM RUSSIA, UKRAINE AND KAZAKHSTAN
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The article represents major changes in assets, equity and returns of the banks, which occurred in the Ukrainian, Kazakh and Russian banking systems as the result of global financial crisis (2007 - 2011). Major problems of the banks were emerged as a result of devaluation of national currencies; and were stipulated by the decline of national economies further on. Kazakh banking sector appeared to be the worst hit by the financial crisis, followed by the Ukrainian and Russian. As of today, the preconditions have been created regarding the restoration of growth within the banking sectors in the form of equity’ accumulation, but because of the economic instability the assets’ growth remain low, which is being reflected on the ROE and ROA.
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