2019
DOI: 10.21272/1817-9215.2019.1-6
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Financial Inclusion as a Driver Providing Financial Security in Ukraine

Abstract: Theoretical approaches to defining the concept of financial inclusion are considered. It is determined that financial inclusion and the public and business confidence in the financial and credit system are driving factors for directing savings into the investment sector, reducing the level of shadow economy, increasing the financial stability of economic entities, and, as a consequence, increasing the level of government revenues and financial security ensuring. Theoretical and methodological foundations of fi… Show more

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“…According to the World Bank, at the present stage, 100% of the level of financial inclusion has already been reached by certain countries, including Denmark, Sweden, Norway, the Netherlands, and Australia. In Ukraine, according to the NBU Chairman, this figure in 2018 was 63%, which is the global average, as more than 138 million Europeans still do not have a bank account (Zakharkin, Boronos, Zakharkina et al 2019). The analysis of separate problems of maintenance of financial inclusion in Ukraine gives the chance to outline the following directions of their decision: stimulation of distribution of electronic financial services in Ukraine by proper statutory regulation of the specified relations; raising the level of financial awareness of consumers within the implementation of the NBU Financial Literacy Strategy, which makes provision for the development of a single communication platform on financial literacy and the Educational Information Centre based on the NBU (Verney 2018).…”
Section: Social Orientation Of the Sphere Of Electronic Financial Services As One Of The Priorities Of The Economic And Legal Policy Of Tmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the World Bank, at the present stage, 100% of the level of financial inclusion has already been reached by certain countries, including Denmark, Sweden, Norway, the Netherlands, and Australia. In Ukraine, according to the NBU Chairman, this figure in 2018 was 63%, which is the global average, as more than 138 million Europeans still do not have a bank account (Zakharkin, Boronos, Zakharkina et al 2019). The analysis of separate problems of maintenance of financial inclusion in Ukraine gives the chance to outline the following directions of their decision: stimulation of distribution of electronic financial services in Ukraine by proper statutory regulation of the specified relations; raising the level of financial awareness of consumers within the implementation of the NBU Financial Literacy Strategy, which makes provision for the development of a single communication platform on financial literacy and the Educational Information Centre based on the NBU (Verney 2018).…”
Section: Social Orientation Of the Sphere Of Electronic Financial Services As One Of The Priorities Of The Economic And Legal Policy Of Tmentioning
confidence: 99%