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The research examines effective strategies for managing financial stability.Building a comprehensive information base and robust sustainability indicators empowers banks to proactively identify risks and make data-driven decisions.Continuous monitoring allows for real-time assessment and adjustments to strategies as economic conditions shift.Stress testing, a vital tool, simulates a bank's performance under various stress scenarios, gauging its resilience and identifying potential vulnerabilities.Banks can then develop contingency plans to mitigate potential crises.Finally, by leveraging insights from analysis and monitoring, banks can refine their development policies, strengthening financial stability through strategic adjustments and proactive measures to minimize financial crises.This study introduces a multi-criteria classification system for factors influencing financial stability.This framework analyzes both internal and external factors impacting a bank's well-being.By proactively addressing both current and potential future threats, banks can develop effective strategies.The system also enhances risk management through early threat identification and prevention.It fosters a swift response to emerging challenges and creates a robust mechanism for managing all aspects of financial stability.Ultimately, long-term stability and № 4(32) 2024 194 effective risk management, achieved through this system, solidify a bank's competitive edge.The research concludes by outlining promising avenues for further exploration.Refining classification systems to consider emerging factors and integrating various systems for a holistic view are important areas for future research.Examining the influence of regulatory frameworks and developing optimal regulatory approaches are also crucial for building a more robust and sustainable financial system that fosters economic growth.
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