Abstract
The problem of analyzing the liquidity of the banking sector is very challenging, significant, continuously updated and complex. Based on that, this paper analyzes the liquidity of the banking sector based on the TOPSIS method. The results of the TOPSIS method show that the top five years in terms of liquidity of the banking sector in Serbia in the observed time period 2008 - 2022 are in the following order: 2013, 2020, 2014, 2019 and 2015. The worst liquidity was recorded in 2010. It can be safely said that recently the liquidity of the banking sector in Serbia has slightly increased. This was positively influenced by numerous macro and micro factors (economic climate, interest rate, inflation, exchange rate, economic activity, asset and liability management, net working capital management, risk management and others).
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