Author(s): Ralph Guan
This article undertakes a comprehensive analysis to investigate the intricate relationship between financial soundness indicators (FSIs) and bank safety. By examining various FSIs, including capital adequacy, asset quality, earnings, and liquidity, alongside measures of bank safety, such as stability, resilience, and systemic risk, this study aims to provide insights into the factors influencing the safety and stability of banking institutions. Through empirical research and theoretical frameworks, it explores the impact of FSIs on bank safety, highlighting the implications for regulatory policies, risk management practices, and financial stability