MODERN MECHANISMS OF FORMING LONG-TERM FINANCIAL RESOURCES IN THE MORTGAGE LENDING MARKET
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
mortgage lending, long-term financial resources, securitization, mortgage bonds, refinancing, capital market, banking system, investment, state subsidies, financial stability.Abstract
This scientific article analyzes modern mechanisms for forming long-term financial resources in the mortgage lending market from both theoretical and practical perspectives. The study examines the role of mortgage lending in the economy, the resource base of banks, the development of capital markets, and the participation of institutional investors. It also evaluates ongoing reforms in the Republic of Uzbekistan’s mortgage market based on legal frameworks and statistical data. The article discusses the effectiveness of modern financial instruments such as securitization, mortgage bonds, refinancing institutions, and state subsidies, and provides evidence-based recommendations for further development of the mortgage financing system.
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