The primary focus is on its financial stability
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financial system, banking institutions, accounting data, managerial practices, strategic planning, marketing strategiesAbstract
Refers to the process of simplifying complex ideas or concepts by focusing on the most important aspects and ignoring unnecessary details. The financial system encompasses financial markets, intermediaries, and other institutions responsible for executing the financial choices made by people, businesses, and governments. The composition of the financial sector includes various markets, such as the stock market, bond market, and derivatives market. It also includes financial intermediaries such as banks and insurance companies, which are considered enterprises that primarily provide financial products and services. From this perspective, the financial system may be understood as a constantly evolving entity, driven by interconnected transactions that occur across many temporal, geographical, and spatial dimensions. The multitude of financial links and transactions render these cycles a very intricate environment, devoid of a clear starting or ending point, yet nonetheless readily conceivable. The Kosovo financial system is a recently established entity.
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