Abstract
A modern banking system is an integral part of the economic development of any country, as it ensures the functioning of the financial market, mobilizes resources of business entities, facilitates the expansion of credit opportunities and ensures the sustainability of the financial system as a whole. Ukraine, as a country with a transition economy, has faced numerous challenges and tasks in developing its banking system in recent decades. One of the main aspects is the infrastructure support for the sustainable development of the banking system, which is the country's key financial intermediary. Accordingly, in the era of dynamic economic shifts and global financial transformations, the role of infrastructural support in ensuring the sustainable development of banking systems is of primary importance. This issue is of great practical importance and is relevant for further research, given the impact of socio-political and economic turbulence observed in Ukraine where the banking sector is a key financial intermediary of the national economy. Therefore, for a timely and effective response to the challenges of the financial system and the needs of business entities, the Ukrainian banking system needs a reliable and adaptive infrastructure. In this context, the study aims to analyze the infrastructure support for the sustainable development of the banking (credit) system of Ukraine. The theoretical aspects of the sustainable development of the banking sector, which are highlighted in the eighth goal of the UN Sustainable Development Concept, are defined. The main indicators of payment (number of bank branches, number of ATMs) and monetary (number of bank accounts) infrastructure are allocated and analyzed. The goals and tools for implementing the Strategy for the Development of the Financial Sector of Ukraine until 2025 as a key document in the context of sustainable development of the banking sector are described. The following tools were used in the course of the study: grouping, comparison and generalization, analysis and synthesis, and graphical methods. The results of the study can be a source of information for public authorities, banks and other stakeholders seeking to promote the sustainable development of the banking system in Ukraine.
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