The Conceptual Principles for Ensuring the Financial Security of Joint Stock Companies in Ukraine

Abstract

The article is aimed at defining the conceptual principles for the development of a system for ensuring the financial security of joint stock companies (JSC) in Ukraine, which will contribute to increasing the level of capitalization and security of both listing companies and the stock market as a whole. The theoretical and methodological basis are fundamental provisions of both economic and institutional theory, security theory, system analysis using such general scientific methods of cognition of economic phenomena and processes as theoretical generalization, synthesis, induction, and deduction. The article substantiates the theoretical and methodological bases for the development of conceptual principles of the system of ensuring the financial security of joint stock companies in Ukraine. In order to research the implementation of the State’s approaches to ensuring the national financial security and the capital markets development, strategic documents in Ukraine were analyzed and an inconsistency between target indicators and formulations of strategic goals were determined. A complex of hypotheses is formed and proved, approaches and principles of the conception of forming a system for ensuring the financial security of joint stock companies are substantiated, taking into account the peculiarities of the State regulation of the financial security sphere. The developed conception is based on a new scientific approach to searching ways to improve the financial security system of joint stock companies in Ukraine. It can be concluded that implementation of the proposed conceptual bases will allow the achievement of the expected results, strengthen the financial security of JSC, make them more resistant against system crises, and create a stable basis for their long-term development.

Modern Approaches to Assessing Problems of Financial and Economic Security of Ukraine

“…M. Mamardashvili believes that economic crime can be considered as a kind of "fixed point of intensity", i.e. as a phenomenon, the content of which has not been fully clarified and cannot be fully clarified, but knowing it is an important incentive for the continuous search for new content [6]. The founder of the theory of economic crime is the American criminologist E. Sutherland, who introduced the concept of "whitecollar" crime: "this is anti-social, enrichment-oriented behavior of persons who occupy a socially prestigious position in society and, within the framework of their professional activity, act in such a way that, while simultaneously obeying the law the rest of the people, abuse the public trust enjoyed by their group".…”

Вибір Організаційно-Економічного Механізму Забезпечення Фінансової Безпеки Газорозподільних Підприємств

“…Approaches to assessing the financial security of enterprises, the issues of methodology for forming a mechanism for ensuring their efficiency were considered in the scientific works of Ukrainian authors such as: G. M. Azarenkova [1], O. I. Baranovsky [2], N.N. Poyda-Nosyk [3],T. G. Vasyltsiv [4], O. I. Vivchar [5], V. V. Lukyanova & Y. V. Shutyak [6], S. I. Melnyk [7], O. V. Nusinova [8], A. S. Poltorak [9], O. V. Susidenko [10], A. V. Cherep [11], O. V. Cherevko [12], T. V. Momot [13].…”