Optimising the Digital Development of Ukraine's Financial Sector for Post-War Recovery

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Kornivska, Valeriia [1 ]
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[1] Natl Acad Sci, Inst Econ & Forecasting, Dept Econ Theory, Sect Informat & Digital Econ,State Org, Kiev, Ukraine
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PACIFIC BUSINESS REVIEW INTERNATIONAL | 2024年 / 16卷 / 11期
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Digitalisation; Financial Sector; Financial Services; Financial Sector Development; Investment; Fundraising; Data Protection; Banking Services; SERVICES; COMPETITIVENESS; TECHNOLOGIES; INFORMATION; STRATEGIES; INNOVATION;
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In today's fast -paced global economy, it is crucial to establish a competitive digital financial market to drive economic growth and ensure stability. This market needs to provide consumers with innovative financial products, promote investment, and foster sustainable economic development. The financial sector is instrumental in supporting post-war recovery and development by providing essential resources. Therefore, this study aims to investigate and improve the digital transformation of Ukraine's financial sector to aid in post-war recovery efforts. In order to reach the goal, we will analyse the distinct features of Ukraine's digital financial industry, research the successes of European nations in digitalizing financial services, pinpoint essential elements for the advancement of digital financial services, and evaluate any obstacles hindering the digital transformation in the financial sector. Throughout the study, all objectives were successfully met, demonstrating that Ukraine has the necessary prerequisites for economic recovery after the war. However, in order to attract investment and foster a more positive financial environment, it is crucial to encourage the adoption of digital technologies within the financial sector. Additionally, a strong focus on data protection is essential. The study also emphasized the importance of analysing and implementing European financial sector practices to pinpoint prime areas for digital innovation. The key strategic outcome of the study is the creation of a comprehensive system for the advancement of digital financial services. If fully implemented, this system has the potential to significantly strengthen and enhance Ukraine's financial sector, ultimately improving the quality of financial services offered. It is crucial to not only implement immediate actions to enhance Ukraine's financial sector digitally for post -conflict recovery, but also prioritize long-term strategic planning and initiatives aimed at achieving the strategic goals of digital transformation in the financial industry.
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