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Macroeconomic Shocks and Credit Risk Stress Testing: Evidence from The Egyptian Banking Sector
Stress tests can satisfy a range of policy objectives and ensure banks are adequately resilient to common economic shocks or specific financial risks. Though the growing body of literature on stress testing, the existing studies have usually focused on developed countries who have relatively stable...
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2022
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