ENHANCING PROFITABILITY OF ASSETS IN UZBEKISTAN COMMERCIAL BANKS THROUGH OF DEVELOPMENT OF INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES
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Asset profitability, investment activities, commercial banks, risk management, financial performance, Uzbekistan, banking sector, portfolio optimization, sustainable growth, international best practices.Abstract
This study explores the potential of increasing asset profitability in Uzbekistan’s commercial banks by developing investment activities. The research analyzes the current state of investment operations within the banking sector, identifies key factors affecting asset profitability, and proposes strategic approaches to optimize investment portfolios. Emphasis is placed on risk management, effective allocation of financial resources, and adoption of international best practices to enhance returns. The study provides theoretical and practical recommendations for commercial banks to improve financial performance and ensure sustainable growth.
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