Abstract
The aim of the article is to present activities undertaken at the EU level to ensure financial stability, and to assess the degree of stability of the EU financial system on the basis of selected indicators. The first part of the article introduces the concept of financial system stability and describes its importance in the modern economy and the methods of estimating the stability of the financial system. The second part of the article is devoted to the presentation of activities undertaken by the EU to increase the stability of the financial system, and the assessment of financial stability on the basis of two indicators: the Z-score indicator, used to assess the stability of the banking system, and the Stock Price Volatility index, showing the stability of the capital market.
Highlights
The aim of the article is to present activities undertaken at the EU level to ensure financial stability, and to assess the degree of stability of the EU financial system on the basis of selected indicators
The first part of the article introduces the concept of financial system stability and describes its importance in the modern economy and the methods of estimating the stability of the financial system
The second part of the article is devoted to the presentation of activities undertaken by the EU to increase the stability of the financial system, and the assessment of financial stability on the basis of two indicators: the Z-score indicator, used to assess the stability of the banking system, and the Stock Price Volatility index, showing the stability of the capital market
Summary
The aim of the article is to present activities undertaken at the EU level to ensure financial stability, and to assess the degree of stability of the EU financial system on the basis of selected indicators. The second part of the article is devoted to the presentation of activities undertaken by the EU to increase the stability of the financial system, and the assessment of financial stability on the basis of two indicators: the Z-score indicator, used to assess the stability of the banking system, and the Stock Price Volatility index, showing the stability of the capital market. Organy Unii Europejskiej od wielu lat podejmują działania, które mają przyczynić się do zapewnienia stabilności działania systemu finansowego. Drugą część poświęcono działaniom podejmowanym przez instytucje UE w celu zwiększenia stabilności systemu finansowego oraz ocenie stabilności finansowej na podstawie dwóch mierników: wskaźnika Z-score, służącego do oceny stabilności działania systemu bankowego, oraz wskaźnika zmienności cen akcji (Stock Price Volatility), pokazującego stabilność rynku kapitałowego. Stabilność systemu finansowego jest niezwykle istotna dla rozwoju gospodarczego kraju, dlatego od wielu lat prowadzone są badania nad mechanizmami, które ją warunkują, oraz nad sposobami jej pomiaru
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