Natalia SHULHA, Head of the Banking Department, addressed the conference participants with a welcoming speech.

In order to summarize the results of students' scientific research on issues related to modern trends and challenges for the development of the global and national financial and credit system, the thematic panels of the conference covered the following areas: integration of the financial and credit system of Ukraine into the global financial space; regulation of the activities of banks and non-bank financial institutions; monetary and financial policy of the country; accounting and analytical support for subjects of financial relations; financial aspects of business development in conditions of martial law and post-war revival of the Ukrainian economy.

The plenary session was attended by Kateryna Kovalchuk, a 1st-year student of the Faculty of Finance of the Kyiv National Economic University, Nikita Syritsa, a 2nd-year master's student of the Faculty of Finance and Accounting of the SUTE, Andriy Boychenko and Maksym Demchenko, 2nd-year students of the Faculty of Finance and Accounting of the SUTE, and Vladyslav Lymansky, a 3rd-year student of the Faculty of Finance and Accounting of the SUTE.

A lively scientific discussion took place at the plenary and sectional meetings, the main focus of which was on issues related to financial monitoring in European integration processes, banking regulation and monetary policy, financial innovations in business, lending secured by cryptocurrencies, business value management in the context of digital transformations, the impact of artificial intelligence on the financial results of business entities, the financial stability of institutions during martial law, and the investment attractiveness of Ukraine in modern conditions.

We sincerely thank all participants for the opportunity to join an interesting and meaningful scientific event!

The author of the publication is Lidiia BELIANKO,
Ph.D. in Economics, associate professor of the Department of Banking