The article presents conceptual approaches to the formation of an adaptive and predictive paradigm of enterprise financial management, which is gaining particular relevance under conditions of growing economic turbulence, digital transformation, and geopolitical instability. Traditional financial management models based on fixed budgets, retrospective analysis, and standardized procedures are no longer capable of ensuring flexible responses to dynamic changes in the external environment. In this context, the study aims to justify and structure a new management paradigm that integrates predictive analytics, digital technologies, adaptive strategies, and a systemic approach to enterprise finance. The research outlines five key components of the adaptive-predictive financial system: analytical (collection and processing of big data), predictive (scenario modeling, probabilistic forecasting), adaptive (flexible budgeting, KPI monitoring), integrative-technological (implementation of ERP, BI, cloud platforms), and organizational (coordination, decentralization, information flow management). The tools enabling each component are detailed, including GARCH, ARIMA, machine learning models, neural networks, decision support systems (DSS), and real-time analytics. Special attention is paid to the role of digital technologies in transforming financial functions, particularly the possibilities for automation, complex risk profiling, unstructured data analysis, and the creation of integrated analytical platforms. The article emphasizes the need to develop a new managerial culture focused on rapid response, cross-functional collaboration, development of digital competencies, and data-driven decision-making. A number of unresolved issues are identified, including the lack of unified approaches to evaluating the effectiveness of adaptive-predictive systems, underdeveloped risk management models using AI, and barriers to implementation in organizations with traditional hierarchical structures. The findings of the study may serve as a foundation for developing industry-specific models of adaptive financial management and enterprise digital transformation.
The article examines the role of digitalization as a key trend in the turbulent environment of corporate enterprises. Key infrastructure components necessary for the successful functioning of the digital economy have been identified, including the regulatory framework, digital skills of professionals, and effective and accountable institutions. An important trend in the development of the digital economy is the emergence of "FinTech" companies that replace traditional financial intermediaries. The main aspects of the essence of the concept of financial technologies "FinTech" are considered. The tools for implementing digital technologies in the financial market of Ukraine are analyzed, including neobanking, artificial intelligence and machine learning, cryptocurrencies, open banking and financial ecosystems. The rapid development of these instruments is causing turbulence in both the financial sector as a whole and the emission activity of corporate enterprises. Among the features of the digitalization of emission activity in the financial market, the network effect, globalization, changing business models and increasing the speed of change are highlighted. The risks of introducing digital technologies into the financial market, including in the context of digitalization of emission activities in Ukraine, in addition to general risks related to cybersecurity, data privacy, lack of qualifications and knowledge, lack of flexibility and dynamism, include such specific risks as the emergence and development of decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO). A feature of DAO is that their role as a mechanism for protecting interests of stakeholders does not require the usage of an extensive system of various intermediaries that are necessary for the traditional stock market, which helps minimize transaction costs. The analysis of the role of digitalization as a modern trend in the formation of the corporate environment of enterprises showed a dual nature of the impact, since digitalization contributes to the growth of the adaptability of enterprises by accelerating the response to the challenges of a dynamic environment. However, digitalization enhances the dynamism of the environment itself and, in the process of interference with other factors, generates its turbulence. Prospects for further research include the development of a methodology for assessing the effectiveness of the usage of digital technologies, in particular artificial intelligence and blockchain, for the digitalization of the emission activity of corporate enterprises.
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With Facebook officially changed its name to Meta in Oct. 2021, a new stage of digital revolution has begun, as the metaverse has become a new norm of social networks. Blockchain and NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, happened to be the cornerstones of the modern era. The thesis examines the influence of the two technologies on digital market. Key models such as Play-to-Earn and Create-to-Earn are analysed and their impact on virtual commerce is being highlighted. By reviewing the implementing modern ideas and of legal aspects, the thesis forms an idea of how the global economics would look like.
Abstract: This chapter explores the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) in driving economic growth and innovation across critical sectors, including cryptocurrency, circular economy, manufacturing, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and infrastructure development. AI is revolutionizing cryptocurrency systems by enhancing security, optimizing mining processes, and supporting decentralized finance (DeFi). In the circular economy, AI enables resource optimization, waste reduction, and sustainable supply chain practices. In manufacturing, AI improves automation, predictive maintenance, and quality control, leading to more efficient and sustainable production processes. For SMEs, AI democratizes access to advanced tools, enhancing competitiveness, operational efficiency, and financial management. Additionally, AI is shaping the future of infrastructure development by promoting smart cities, sustainable urban planning, and resilient infrastructure. The chapter discusses the challenges and opportunities AI presents for global economic transformation, highlighting the need for collaboration, innovation, and sustainability. Keywords: AI, economic transformation, cryptocurrency, blockchain, circular economy, manufacturing, SMEs, infrastructure development, decentralized finance, resource optimization, sustainability, smart cities, automation, financial management, predictive maintenance.
This paper examines the concept of central bank digital currencies (CBDC) and its evolution as the interest of monetary authorities and regulators in the phenomenon of digital currencies increases. The purpose of the article is to identify the nature and purpose of central bank digital currencies and their underlying qualities through a comparative analysis of the definitions given to them by researchers and monetary authorities developing them, as well as a quantitative analysis of data on the stages of development of digital currencies by central banks around the world. Drawing on the results of the study, we may conclude that with central banks digital currency projects the concept of digital currency, which previously denoted private electronic currency, as well as the classification of money, has become more complicated; regulators of large economies developing digital currencies of central banks view it primarily as a digital form of national currency, close to the characteristics and purpose of cash, and also that the use of distributed ledger technology is an optional, but quite a common attribute of central bank digital currencies.
Бабанов Андрей Борисович, Южно-Российский институт управления – филиал Российской академии народного хозяйства и государственной службы при Президенте РФ, Ростов-на-Дону, Россия
The need for the use of new, digital forms of organization of monetary and financial settlements with foreign partners, as well as the formation of a national system of secure payments. The article presents the result of analysis of motivations of introduction of digital currencies of central banks (positive and negative moments of the considered process). The article gives an overview of existing international payment systems, including the Russian one, and identifies advantages and disadvantages. The main tendencies of the cryptocurrency market as a possible mechanism of formation of decentralized finance are considered.
The article is devoted to a comprehensive study of the impact of digitalization on the transformation of global financial markets in the context of modern global technological changes. The paper analyzes the main trends and challenges of the digital transformation of the financial sector, identifies key technological drivers of change, and examines their impact on the development of financial institutions. The article examines the role of such technologies as artificial intelligence, blockchain, big data, and cloud computing in the transformation of financial services. Particular attention is paid to the analysis of the development of digital financial technologies in leading countries of the world, in particular the USA, China, and the countries of the European Union. The specifics of the implementation of alternative payment systems and their impact on international trade are studied. The article highlights the processes of transformation of financial institutions under the influence of digitalization, including changes in the organizational structure, operational processes, and client services. The main risks and challenges of digital transformation are analyzed, in particular cybersecurity issues, regulatory aspects, and technological risks. Key trends in the adaptation of international financial markets to the digital reality are highlighted, including the introduction of central bank digital currencies, regulation of the crypto-asset market, development of alternative financial systems and integration of financial technologies. The role of blockchain technologies in increasing the efficiency and security of international financial transactions is investigated. The issues of cybersecurity and data protection as critical elements of modern financial infrastructure are considered. Promising areas of further research are outlined, in particular, the analysis of the impact of central bank digital currencies on financial stability, research on the effectiveness of algorithmic trading and the study of the long-term consequences of decentralized finance for the traditional banking system.
Carlos Alberto Durigan Junior, Mauro de Mesquita Spínola, Rodrigo Franco Gonçalves, Fernando José Barbin Laurindo
Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) can be defined as a virtual currency based on node network and digital encryption algorithm issued by a country which has a legal credit protection. CBDCs are supported by Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLTs), and they may allow a universal means of payments for the digital era. There are many ways to proceed, they all require central banks to develop technological expertise. Considering these points, it is important to understand the new IT governance in the financial markets due to CBDC and digital economy. Information Technology is an essential driver that will allow the new financial industry design. This paper has the objective to answer two questions through an updated Systematic Literature Review (SLR). The first question is What IT resources and tools have been considered or applied to set the governance of CBDC adoption? The second; Identify IT governance models in the financial market due to CBDC adoption. Bank for International Settlements (BIS) publications, Scopus and Web of Science were considered as sources of studies. After the strings and including criteria were applied, fourteen papers were analyzed. This paper finds many IT resources used in the CBDC adoption and some preliminary IT design related to the IT governance of CBDC, in the results and discussion section the findings are more detailed. Finally, limitations and future work are considered. Keywords: Blockchain, Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), Digital Economy, Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), Information Technology (IT), IT governance.
The article explores the impact of technological innovations on the economy and business in the context of digital transformation.It is investigated that key technological trends, such as 5G, Wi-Fi, energy-efficient processing, advanced data recognition, and intellectual data processing, cloud, and edge computing, converge to form the technological foundation necessary for successful digital transformation.As a result, digital transformation is often accompanied by significant losses, and costs exceeding the planned ones, and many projects lead to changes that do not justify expectations from the use of information technologies.Investments in analytics are necessary but do not guarantee a global restructuring of the business, its core transformation, during which even a minor error can halt the supply chain, destroy a product, or even put an end to the business.It is noted that to achieve success, it is necessary to prioritize strategy over technology.Under these conditions, the task of goal-setting comes to the forefront -it is necessary to start with defining the ultimate goal of the business (profit, perspective, strengthening market position, etc.) and only then move on to the search for technology that will allow achieving it.As businesses focus on providing greater mobility for employees, moving most corporate workflows to cloud storage, digitization provides staff with access to what they need and when they need it, supporting a high level of productivity regardless of location.The article also examines the constructs of economic development in the context of information technologies, focusing on the development of ecosystems of crypto assets, metaverses, and non-fungible tokens (NFTs), central bank digital currencies (CBDC), institutional investments in the digital economy, and tokenization of traditional funds.It is emphasized that these Vda a perspektivy 1(32) 2024
This paper considers the "DeFi intermediation chain"-the market structure that underlies the creation and distribution of ETH, the native cryptocurrency of Ethereum-to examine how information asymmetry shapes intermediation rents.We argue that using proof-of-stake blockchain technology in DeFi leads to a novel limit to arbitrage, arising from the tension between arbitrageurs' privacy needs and blockchain transparency.Using a new dataset which distinguishes private and public transactions in Ethereum, we find that a 1% increase in private information advantage leads to a 1.4% increase in intermediaries' profit share.We develop a dynamic bargaining model that predicts information market power stems exclusively from participants' private information advantage.Our analysis illustrates how blockchain technology can sustain arbitrage opportunities despite low entry barriers.
DeFi is growing in popularity, and the active participation of users in the development of financial solutions determines the success of this ecosystem. The article discusses the key role of DeFi (decentralized finance) in the digital transformation of the state and its impact on global finance. Differences in prevalence and regulation in different countries indicate the need to adapt to different legal environments and financial systems. The author highlights the need for standardization in the context of diversity of approaches and lack of common terminology, which creates challenges for regulation. It is noted that DeFi opens up opportunities for creating more transparent, efficient and accessible financial systems. DeFi, as an innovative industry of digital transformation, has an impressive set of advantages, including decentralization, transparency, and low fees. It is noted that the implementation of decentralized financial solutions of DeFi poses significant challenges to the traditional legal system, including jurisdiction, law enforcement and data protection. The author emphasizes the need for a new legal approach and regulatory mechanisms to address the unique challenges posed by DeFi. The purpose of the study is to analyze the possibilities and prospects of using DeFi for the digital transformation of the state and government. The objectives of the study include analyzing the dynamics of DeFi implementation in public administration, studying the functional features and benefits of this process, studying the factors of investment attractiveness of DeFi, as well as justifying the feasibility of implementing DeFi in government and identifying problems that need to be addressed. Active support for the formation of digital interoperability between countries, taking into account economic, political and cultural differences, is one of the ways to overcome the challenges faced in the implementation of DeFi in e-government. The need to level the digital divide and ensure equal access to digital technologies for all social and geographical groups is emphasized. The key aspects of this approach are the creation of reliable technologies, the development of international platforms for regulation and collaboration, and the creation of a support fund for the development of digital infrastructure and education in less developed countries. Additionally, it is noted that DeFi, as an innovative segment of digital transformation, requires constant adaptation and improvement in the context of changes in the regulatory environment and technological progress. The development of new standards and regulations that take into account the specifics of DeFi is defined as a critical aspect for ensuring the stability and security of this financial sector. In particular, it is important to address the issues of investor protection and transparency in a high-risk environment.
The relevance of the research is confirmed by the fact that, with the widespread distribution of ecosystems as high-tech heirs of clusters and platforms, the issues of financing business ecosystems are rarely studied in the scientific literature and do not receive the necessary theoretical generalization. The purpose of the research is to systematize the available forms of financing in industrial business ecosystems within a united digital space. The objectives of this research are defined as clarifying the need to include financing functions in the toolkit of emerging industrial business ecosystems and revealing the possibilities of using selected financing methods. The methods of research , on the one hand, are based on the emerging theory of ecosystems, which develops both as a firm’s theory and as ecosystem management, and on the other hand, on a new concept that can be formulated as a fusion of finance, industrialization and digitalization . The results of the research show that there are several approaches to the organization of ecosystem finance. Ecosystems are reported to be equally susceptible to decentralized and centralized (traditional) financing, providing opportunities to create their own decentralized financial environment as well as collaborating with current cryptocurrency-based services. Several forms of financial organization in ecosystems have been identified: a) compensating costs by forming budgets for the creation and ongoing activities; b) attracting ecosystem participants’ own funds to various forms of lending (including on the basis of financial technologies). It is concluded that the development of financing instruments depends on three factors: 1) government policies to regulate the financial aspects of business ecosystems; 2) the efficiency of using the resources of ecosystem participants; 3) ecosystem interactions with supply chains. It is determined that a completely new theory of business ecosystem finance will be completed only after the exit from the experimental mode of financing business ecosystems.
Objective : to assess the Russian legislation for its compliance with the international-legal approaches to shaping symmetrical regulation of crypto-assets and possibility to complement it with new internationallegal categories reflecting the in-depth changes in the global economy and structure of international finance, determined by the broad introduction of new financial technologies based on distributed ledger technologies. Methods : the methodological basis of the research is a set of general scientific methods of scientific cognition, among which of utmost importance are special-legal (formal-legal and comparative-legal) methods, complemented with risk-oriented approach, legal modeling and juridical forecasting. Applied integrally, they allowed comprehending the architecture, “letter and “spirit” of the modern international financial law and national legislation in their conceptual-terminological correlation and to forecast further development and adjustment of the legal regulation of crypto-assets turnover. Results : it was found that there appears a stable trend in the crypto-assets turnover regulation, according to which “soft” law dominates among the law sources (this is especially notable in the sphere of international financial law compared, for example, with conventions or international treaties); at the same time, there is a strengthening trend of “fragmentation” of international law with regard to crypto-assets turnover; the authors mark inconsistency of the conceptual framework contained in international acts and in the Russian legislation, as well as the gaps in the regime of crypto-assets turnover at the level of national law; the trends and forecasts are presented referring to the development of international-legal regulation of the sphere of crypto-assets. Scientific novelty : consists, first of all, in a complex comparison, based on, among other aspects, the fundamentally new concepts of regulation of such progressive international-legal categories as cryptoasset, virtual asset, cryptocurrency, stablecoin, etc., some of them rarely used in the Russian legal discourse and actually never applied in legislation. Practical significance : the scientifically grounded proposals are formulated, aimed at improving the conceptual-terminological framework of the Russian legislation in the sphere of crypto-assets turnover, implementation of which will allow constructing a common legal space with the technologically most advanced states, will help to improve investment climate and financial attraction of the state; will improve the national-legal regime of crypto-assets turnover from the viewpoint of not only actual market demands, but also state security interests and improving competitiveness of the Russian legislation.
The article analyzes the ongoing changes associated with the financial instability of the current global monetary system. In the course of the study, the prerequisites aimed at changing the world monetary order were considered; an assessment was made of the possible use of cryptocurrency as a new global monetary standard. The concept of supranational currency is formulated. The paper proposes an alternative theoretical solution for the circulation of the world monetary system, based on the simultaneous circulation of several types of world currencies at once, including cryptocurrencies. The purpose of this study was to study and determine the trends of ongoing changes associated with the transformation of the world monetary system, the circulation of cryptocurrency and a decrease in the level of confidence on the part of the world community in the US dollar. As a hypothesis of the study, the judgment is formulated that the improvement of the world monetary system must be carried out through the introduction and development of cryptocurrency as a new independent financial instrument that meets the requirements of modern society, as well as the processes of functioning of international monetary relations. The analysis of the actual problems of the current state and the prospects for the circulation of the current global monetary system made it possible to formulate the factors that influence the increase in the demand for cryptocurrencies among market participants. An assessment of the future of cryptocurrencies was carried out, the prospects for the influence of the existing world monetary system on international financial relations, as well as the further role of cryptocurrencies in it, were considered.
The article explores the complexity and diversity of the crypto-asset space, examining the logic of its development, the dynamics of interactions within the ecosystem, and with the external world. It demonstrates how the open-source nature of crypto projects and the emergence of tools for simplified token creation on third-party blockchains have transformed the crypto-asset space into one of unlimited financial asset creation. The structure of the crypto-asset space is represented through a typology of crypto-assets based on technological, functional, and socio-economic characteristics. By studying thirty of the largest crypto-asset projects by market capitalization, several distinct groups that define the construction of crypto-asset space have been identified: bitcoin and ether as the poles of crypto space development; alternative to bitcoin payment cryptoassets; cryptocurrency based back-office solutions for traditional cross-border payments; stablecoins; coins of alternative blockchain platforms with innovative consensus mechanisms and scalability solutions (Layer 1 and Layer 2); crypto-assets of projects for scaling other blockchains and facilitating efficient interoperability between blockchains and the external world; crypto-assets of projects expanding existing successful virtual networks; crypto-assets of centralized cryptocurrency exchanges; DeFi project coins; meme coins; enhanced privacy coins; and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The article reveals the ongoing development of the crypto-asset space in the following directions: solving the blockchain trilemma considering project goals; ensuring interoperability of decentralized networks; creating new forms of collaboration with traditional financial intermediaries and institutions (which often contrasts with the original cypherpunk ideology). It is argued that the space of decentralized interactions, mediated by crypto-assets, has become a domain of extreme volatility, hyper-financialization, and a space where it is difficult to separate technological value from speculative crypto markets. It also highlights the presence of centralized, opaque, and unregulated hyper-intermediaries, with no clear distinction between professional and non-professional participants in the crypto market. Furthermore, this space seeks additional sources of trust from the traditional world, including through sovereign currency-backed stablecoins, partnerships with traditional financial intermediaries, and regulatory lobbying. The second article presents the structure and logic of the crypto space by examining the nature of more than thirty crypto projects with the largest market capitalization. It also outlines the factors and trends shaping the interaction between the crypto asset space and the traditional financial system.
The paper discusses formation features of the metaverse concept in terms of the active introduction of information and communication technologies (ICT) into the state governance and business. The work’ goal is to study the concept content, its structure and development prospects. The author used such general scientific research methods as content analysis, comparative and correlation analysis, grouping, synthesis, systematization. In order to reveal the concept content, the paper reflects various approaches to the definition of the term “metaverse”. The author proposes his understanding and analyzes the issues of transition to the Web3 era and its relationship with the metaverse in the digital transformation of society and economy. The research presents a vision of the major elements of the metaverse at the current time. Despite the emerging risks, it assumes the active use of ICT and trends towards decentralization of the economy will contribute to the further implementation of the metaverse concept in our daily life. A practical significance of the research lies in the possibility of using its provisions in the compilation of strategies for the development of corporations and state institutions. As an inference, the study gives some recommendations to corporations on taking part in the creation and it makes development of virtual worlds and a conclusion about the prospects for the concept progress in the medium term.
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