Assessing the Stability of Banks Using the Camel Rating Model
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The Aim of Camel Ratings Is To Assess A Bank's Overall Status And Pinpoint Its Strengths And Weaknesses Across Financial, Operational, And Managerial Aspects. Each Bank Receives A Standardized Composite Rating Derived From Five Key Elements. This System Offers A Comprehensive Framework For Evaluating Banks, Taking Into Account Factors Such As Capital Adequacy, Asset Quality, Management Competence, Earnings Potential, And Liquidity.
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