A master's letter in the Faculty of Management and Economics at Wasit University entitled The impact of the acquisition of toxic assets in the financial center and its impact on the market value of the shares of the Iraqi banking sector, the message prepared by student Issa Ali Jassim aims to highlight toxic assets and their impact on the financial position and its impact on the market value through information provided by Iraqi banks, so it focuses directly on the study and analysis of the concept of toxic assets and their characteristics and the extent to which their presence reflects the market value of the shares, As well as examining the extent to which such assets affect banks and the adequacy of capital to meet and reduce risks and in order to achieve the research objectives and test its hypotheses, the investment sector was targeted represented by the economic units listed on the Iraqi Stock Exchange, and was selected (Baghdad Bank, Gulf Commercial Bank, Sumer Bank, North Development and Investment Bank and Ahli Bank of Iraq), during 2015_2018 the letter showed that the acquisition of toxic assets by Iraqi banks, which leads to a weak financial position that is reflected On the market value of the shares of the banking sector and focus on the concept of these toxic assets and their impact and the extent to which they can be traded in Iraqi banks, and for that the research to test three hypotheses is that most Iraqi banks deal with toxic assets and toxic assets have a significant impact on the financial position of the Iraqi banks in question. The letter recommended focusing on toxic assets in the financial centers of Iraqi banks, to reduce the amount of losses caused by the presence of these assets in its financial statements, which negatively affects their performance, to reduce the volume of loans granted to Iraqi banks and reduce the chances of exposure to such risks and deal with them with caution. Iraqi banks should reduce the amount of credit facilities granted and dispose of toxic assets in various ways to protect their financial position. By Iraqi private banks to clarify more secure conditions on these loans, which increase the risk of default, especially for those who are unable to pay.

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