guuvestВестник университетаVestnik Universiteta1816-42772686-8415State University of Management10.26425/1816-4277-2022-3-156-166guuvest-3443Research ArticleФИНАНСЫ И БАНКОВСКОЕ ДЕЛОFINANCE AND BANKINGФинансовое развитие в странах всеобъемлющего регионального экономического партнерстваFinancial development in the countries of the regional comprehensive economic partnershiphttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-4982-8189ЗыонгТхи Фыонг ТхюиDuongThi Phuong Thuy

аспирант

Москва

Postgraduate student

Moscow

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Данное исследование выявляет факторы, влияющие на финансовое развитие страны, тем самым измеряя процесс финансового развития стран Всеобъемлющего регионального экономического партнерства в период 2000–2020 гг. посредством построения совокупного индекса финансового развития для этих стран. В исследовании использовался анализ основных компонентов для более обширного обеспечения количественного, синтетического и согласованного представления о финансовом развитии при объединении 13 различных репрезентативных показателей, в том числе доли вклада каждого из этих показателей в общий индекс. Эти показатели представляют различные совокупности посредников, финансовых учреждений и совокупности финансового рынка с точки зрения глубины, эффективности и стабильности, помогая целостно отразить все аспекты финансовой системы. Это способствует более четкому определению роли и взаимосвязи, который еще мало изучены, между финансовым развитием и экономическим ростом в странах Всеобъемлющего регионального экономического партнерства.

This study has identified the factors affecting the financial development of a country, thereby measuring the financial development process of countries of The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership in the period 2000–2020 through the construction of the Index aggregate of Financial Development for these countries. The study used Principal Components Analysis to provide a more quantitative, synthetic and harmonized view of financial development when combining 13 different representative indicators, including to the share of the contribution of each of these indicators to the overall index. These indicators represent each group of intermediaries, financial institutions and financial market groups in terms of depth, efficiency and stability, helping to reflect all aspects of the financial system in a holistic way. This will contribute to a clearer definition of the role and relationship between financial development and economic growth in The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership’s countries, a relationship that is still poorly researched.

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