The article is devoted to the integration of Russian banks into the world financial market in 1990-2010. The goal of the study is to explore the impact of globalization processes on the infrastructure and technological development of Russian banking institutions and the nature of their activity in the international economic space. The work was prepared within the concept of multipolarity of the modern world coupled with the theory of modernization development of the global civilization in the XXth-XXIst centuries. The author concludes that in the 1990s the Russian banks that had no abroad experience were significantly influenced by international financial corporations, which sought to strengthen their positions in the Russian stock market and to maximize the use of Russian investment resources. The policy of strategic regulation, legal and technological modernization of the banking sector, which Russia began to implement on the cusp of the XXth-XXIst centuries, promoted the growth of the stability and competitiveness of Russian banks. At the same time, Russian financial institutions were integrated into the system of interbank cooperation between Eurasia and BRICS countries, while bilateral investment cooperation with China and India expanded. In the context of global financial markets' instability and the economic sanctions imposed by the U.S. and the European Union on Russian financial institutions in 2014-2015, major Russian banks continue to operate in the global economic space relying on international law, mutually beneficial partnership in the BRICS and SCO system, and the newest banking technologies.

The processes of forming a new paradigm of the enterprise intensify within the innovative economy, based on the development of the intellectual capital doctrine, where intellect, knowledge and information play the key role, and this trend increasingly defines the level of the enterprise capitalization. At the same time, the current economic conditions have determined the emergence of many unpredictable dangers and threats to the existence and economic activities of enterprises. Issues of economic security become urgent at the present stage of the economic science development. The article reveals specific signs of the concept of the corporation's "intellectual capital" and considers approaches to understanding the corporation's economic security. The author understands the strategy of managing the corporation's intellectual capital in the policy of ensuring its economic security as an organized set of systematic focused measures taken by corporate management (or authorized persons) to prevent and neutralize the influence of external and internal factors that form threats to the intellectual capital of the corporation, which requires to develop a system of indicators for assessing the level of protecting the intellectual capital for diagnosing the state of managing the protection of the corporations' intellectual capital.