Financial sector: regulatory and communication transformations in the digital economy

Abstract

Introduction. The financial sector is an important segment of the national economy and in the conditions of the new economic reality should play a key role in the recovery of the economy, taking into account various scenarios of guaranteeing financial security. The formation of a system of institutional and legal regulation of the activities of financial and credit institutions requires a consensus on increasing responsibility and trust between society and the financial sector for digitization, unification and transfer of financial technologies, prevention of overvaluation of financial investments and optimization of transaction costs in capital markets and organized commodity markets. Purpose. The goal is scientific substantiation of the development priorities of the main segments of the financial sector in the conditions of regulatory and communication transformations in the digital economy. Method (methodology). The research methodology is based on general scientific methods of cognition (empirical research, analysis, synthesis, induction, deduction) and special methods (classification methods, modelling). Results. The organizational and legal approaches to the unification of information support for professional participants, investors and consumers of financial services under the influence of military aggression and the scaling of economic crisis phenomena are revealed at the doctrinal level. Attention is focused on the scaling of financial transactions at the international and local level within the scope of providing international donor funds and grants, private investments. The methodical and applied approaches of the investor's strategy when choosing the participants of the industrial and financial group according to the relevant criteria are characterized. The priority directions of the development of the financial sector have been determined, taking into account the organizational-management and technical-informational dimensions of the transformation of the market microstructure.