Modeling of Survival Capability and Spread of Crisis Situations in the Banking Market of Ukraine

Journal Title: Проблеми економіки - Year 2015, Vol 2015, Issue 1

Abstract

The article studies the problem of survival capability and spread of crisis situations in the banking market of Ukraine on the basis of construction of economic and mathematical models for evaluation and analysis of the primary factors of survival capability and spread of panic processes among commercial banks of Ukraine. The authors considered the most general regression model in survival analysis - the Cox proportional intensity model, applied the Kaplan-Meier procedure as a descriptive method for the study of censored data for evaluation of the survival function, construction of lifetime tables, and fitting of survival distribution which allow comparing the survival rates in two and more groups. The proposed model for analysis of survival capability of commercial banks on the basis of paired comparisons of groups of banks with varying levels of financial firmness will likely allow identifying the factors influencing the survival capability as well as comparing the survival capability levels in several groups, singling out the most influential factors in each group in crisis situations that result in bank panics. The article describes realization of the model of spread of crisis situations on the basis of fast-paced dynamic processes with a view to determining the character and signs of the bank panic, as well as corresponding counteraction tools. The panic spread process was simulated which corresponds to the actual process as the synergy effect was assessed and taken into account which is typical for the interaction of "infected specimens". This model allows modeling panics in the banking market and evaluating its responsiveness. The constructed models can be adapted for any bank groups and are capable of taking into account various parameters depending on the analysis character and purpose, which will enable banks to identify the most essential factors of survival and panic spread in the context of instability, financial crisis, increased competition.

Authors and Affiliations

Olena Sergienko, Liubov Filatova, Yana Soldatova

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Olena Sergienko, Liubov Filatova, Yana Soldatova (2015). Modeling of Survival Capability and Spread of Crisis Situations in the Banking Market of Ukraine. Проблеми економіки, 2015(1), 372-381. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-116832