Expert article
Autor: Sead Jatić, Milena Ilić
JEL: F60, G21, M20, O30
doi: 10.5937/bankarstvo1801106J
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Summary: The management of today’s financial markets would be impossible without banks as the prime mediators in performing a large number of financial activities. The relationship established between banks and their clients is based on the exchange of financial resources and information, often in the long run, in order to achieve numerous common goals. Over the past few decades, banks have advanced and improved their management in order to offer their clients top services. A large part of their business is founded upon innovations as well as specific strategies that have proven to be more or less successful.