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Liliia Zherdetska

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Liliia Zherdetska

Professor, Odesa National Economic University, Ukraine

2 articles in IJPSC · 2025 · 2 co-authors

Publications in IJPSC

2025

  1. Research Article

    Yurii Havryliuk, Liliia Zherdetska

    Abstract

    Article TitleESG Risks in the Activities of International Banking Groups: Evidence from Ukraine AuthorsYurii HavryliukStudent, Odesa National Economic University, Odesa, Ukraine Liliia ZherdetskaDoctor of Economics, Professor, Odesa National Economic University, Odesa, Ukraine Journal DetailsJournal: International Journal of Psychology and Strategic CommunicationISSN (Online): 2941-5691ISSN (Print): 2941-5705DOI: https://doi.org/10.61030/MHLU2636 AbstractThis study explores the growing significance of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risks in the operations of international banking groups, particularly in the Ukrainian context. The focus is placed on the role ESG risks play in shaping investment attractiveness, corporate responsibility, and long-term sustainability.…

  2. Research Article

    Liliia Zherdetska, Tetiana Shvedenko

    Abstract

    The article examines the structure of the banking system of Ukraine. The dynamics of the number of banks and branches were analyzed, revealing a reduction in the number of banks and their operating divisions from the beginning of 2015 to the present.​ The main reason for this reduction was the process of reforming the banking sector of the Ukrainian economy. The reforms led to the "cleansing" of the sector from insolvent and captive banks and increased the level of financial stability. The increased stability of the banking system, as a result of the National Bank of Ukraine's reforms, is evidenced by its resilience and ability to perform its functions during martial law.​ The study substantiates the following reasons for the reduction in the number of bank divisions in Ukraine: reduction in the number of banks, cost reduction in the post-crisis period, and an increase in the level of digitalization. Pandemic restrictions and martial law also influenced the growth of digitalization.​ The analysis of the structure of the banking system of Ukraine established a significant share of state banks. This situation,...

    Keywords bank; banking system; specialized banks; savings banks; trust management banks; systemically important banks​

Research areas

  • Psychology 2
  • Strategic Communication 2
  • Governance 1
  • Crisis Management 1
  • Innovation 1
  • Resilience 1

Article keywords bank; banking system; specialized banks; savings banks; trust management banks; systemically important banks​

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Odesa National Economic University Ukraine 2025 2

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