Structural Changes in the Russian Banking System: Directions and Evaluation

L. V. Krylova (), S. V. Krylov, A. F. Mudretsov and A. A. Prudnikova
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L. V. Krylova: Financial University under the Russian Federation Government
S. V. Krylov: Moscow Financial and Industrial University Synergy
A. F. Mudretsov: Institute for Market Problems, Russian Academy of Science
A. A. Prudnikova: Financial University under the Russian Federation Government

Studies on Russian Economic Development, 2022, vol. 33, issue 1, 100-106

Abstract: Abstract— The article presents the results of a correlation and regression analysis of the spatial placement of banking divisions in Russia as a basis for the development of structural transformations corresponding to solving the problems of modernizing the country’s economy and eliminating regional imbalances in socioeconomic development. Variants of a qualitative assessment of structural changes in the Russian banking system are proposed, taking into account Russian specifics and predictive studies. The authors’ contribution is an introduction to the correlation-regression analysis of the territorial location of the banking structures of microfinance organizations to test the hypothesis of their mutual complementarity.

Keywords: banking system; structural shifts; banks; microfinance organizations; spatial distribution; imbalances (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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