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«Наука через призму времени» №1 (10) 2018

Автор: Абалян Элина Камовна, студент
Рубрика: Экономические науки
Название статьи: On the issue of interpretation of the concept of "banking system"

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Abalian E.K., On the issue of interpretation of the concept of "banking system"

  Abalian E.K.

3nd year students of accounting and financial faculty

Scientific adviser: Uglitsky O.N.

candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Finance

Credit and Insurance

Stavropol State Agrarian University, Stavropol

 

Annotation. It is reported that development of the banking system under modern conditions is strongly influenced by the processes of financial globalization. Theoretical comprehension of the outcomes of the above impact presupposes the necessity of a more precise definition of the banking system notion on the base of the system approach.

Keywords: Central Bank, Bank of Russia, state, banking system.

 

   The study of any phenomenon and process, their development must begin with the clarification of the essence of the concepts and categories conjugate to them. The modern banking system is one of the key elements of any national economic system, influencing the formation in its framework of the laws of economic processes in general. In this regard, you need a clear understanding of the essence of the banking system, its components, place and role in the modern economy, understanding the content of the transformation of national banking systems under the influence of the processes of financial globalization.

     According to the theory of systems, the banking system can be viewed as a set of interrelated elements, or parts, aimed at achieving a common goal and functioning as a whole. In this case it is necessary to take into account that the elements of the banking system function and develop within its framework, their properties are subordinated to the system as a whole. The connection of objects and properties in the system process into a single whole is carried out using links organized in a certain way.

     The essence of the banking system is determined by the fact that it is part of the country's credit system, which, in turn, is an element of the country's economic system. This is why it is necessary to consider the activity and development of the banking system in close connection with the production, circulation and consumption of material and non-material goods. The credit system is characterized as a set of credit relations and institutions that organize these relations. In addition to the central bank and commercial banks, the credit system includes non-bank credit institutions, as well as branches and representative offices of foreign banks. But it is the banking system that forms the basis of the credit system.

     There is no single generally accepted definition of the concept of "banking system", there is no single interpretation of this concept in the economic literature. Depending on the definition of the function and the role of the banking system in the development of the national economy, the definition of the term banking system is interpreted in a narrow and broad sense. So, in a narrow sense, the banking system is the composition of a system of banks (a collection of elements, their list) of a particular country in a particular historical period. In a broad sense, the banking system is characterized as an organic system consisting of a set of elements, taking into account the adequacy and interaction, which is a self-developing whole, and in the course of its development passes successive stages of complication and differentiation in a certain historical period, and entering into systems of a higher order: system of the corresponding country and simultaneously in the world banking community.

     All the variety of available definitions can be conditionally combined into two groups on the basis of institutional and functional approaches. Within the framework of the institutional approach, the banking system is defined as the totality of its constituent elements, i.e. central bank, commercial banks, non-bank credit organizations, as well as branches and representative offices of foreign banks. The functional approach is based on the fact that the specificity of the banking system is determined not only by its elements, but also by the relations between them. Therefore, the banking system is viewed as a system of banks acting in interconnection and interdependence with each other. In the scientific literature, the banking system is considered "as a set of formal, fixed in law, and informal norms fixed in customary law, rules and rules of behavior that regulate the interaction of economic agents in the process of creating additional purchasing power. In this way, the systemic qualities of a set of banks are distinguished as organic integrity. "

     His vision of the essence of the banking system is given by R. Hainsworth, in the opinion of which, in Russia "there is a banking sector with many banks, but the banking system in the macroeconomic sense yet". In his opinion, the banking sector equals simply the sum of its elements, which rarely interact with each other, and the destruction of one component reduces the value of the sector only by the value of this particular component. The system has a value that significantly exceeds the cost of its individual parts, connected and interacting with each other. In this case, the destruction of an individual element of such a system leads to its rapid restructuring and compensation for the loss. The collapse of the entire system is catastrophic for each participant, so they are all vitally interested in maintaining it. Proceeding from this, one of the features of the system of R. Heinsworth considers the presence of an effective regulator, the stability of the system to sudden shocks and observability.

In the treatment of O.I. Lavrushin banking system is a holistic education that ensures its sustainable development. As a collection of elements, O.I. Lavrushin represents it in the form of three blocks: a fundamental one (which includes the bank as a monetary institution and a banking rule); organizational (consisting of different types of banks and non-bank credit organizations - the organizational basis of banking and banking infrastructure); regulating (forming state regulation of banking activities, banking legislation, acts of the central bank and instructional materials developed by commercial banks to regulate their activities). Attention is drawn to the inclusion of the banking infrastructure in the organizational unit, where the infrastructure is understood to mean various enterprises, agencies and services that provide banking activity, as well as information, scientific, staffing, communications, communications, etc.

     In the treatment of GN. Beloglazova and L.P. The Kro-livec banking system is defined as a unified and integrated (co-operating) set of credit institutions, each of which fulfills its specific function, conducts its list of cash transactions, as a result of which the entire volume of the society's needs for banking products (services) is satisfied in full and with the greatest possible degree of efficiency.

I.T. Balabanov believes that banking systems are characterized by the following properties: hierarchy of construction; presence of relations and connections, which are system-forming, i.e. provide the property of integrity; the orderliness of its elements, relations and connections; interaction with the environment, during which the system manifests and creates its properties; the presence of control processes. The banking system of the country is represented not only by banks, but also by other organizations and institutions that ensure the stable functioning of the fundamental block of the system: banks and other credit organizations. A.V. Molchanov , referring to the Russian banking encyclopedia, considers it unfounded to include banking legislation and the banking market in the banking system. From the point of view of GA. Tosunyan, the lower level of the banking system includes a number of elements of the banking infrastructure.

     In our opinion, the interpretation of the concept of "banking system" should be defined in a broad sense with some refinements, because allows you to clearly understand the essence, functions and tasks of the country's banking system. The banking system is an integral entity consisting of a set of fundamental, organizational and regulatory blocks and their elements (credit, regulatory, infrastructure organizations), taking into account their interconnectedness, which is a self-developing whole. In the process of its development, it goes through successive stages of complication and differentiation and enters into higher-order systems in certain historical periods: into the economic system of the corresponding country, and in the conditions of globalization into the emerging global banking system.     The banking system is a concept, first of all, concrete historical. Therefore, when studying it, it is necessary to take into account the state of the productive forces, the structure of the national economy, economic relations, forms of management, the totality of institutions and elements of the superstructure in a particular country at any given time and in the order of its allocation, comparison and correlation with the world and regional economies. The banking system should be viewed as an integral entity, within which the constituent parts and elements interact. Interacting, they define new properties of the banking system that are absent from its individual elements: integrity, integrativity, hierarchy, equifinality, multivariance, inertia. The problem of including non-bank credit institutions in the banking system is also ambiguous. A number of researchers deny this possibility, since credit institutions do not have the name "bank". In their opinion, the banking system should include only banks, and all non-bank credit organizations only apply to the credit system.We share the point of view of economists who believe that non-banking credit organizations can not be excluded from the banking system, since it is necessary to judge by the operations that they carry out . It is the inclusion of non-bank credit institutions in the banking system that facilitates the implementation of the monetary policy by the government and the Central Bank.

The banking system is one of the main tools that form the prerequisites for the development of the country's economy. Negative trends in its functioning have a huge impact on the financial and economic situation. Thus, the implementation of credit functions by banks determines the opportunities for the development of enterprises in the real sector of the economy, which is clearly demonstrated by the situation in Russia during the crisis periods of its economic development. The prospects of the country's exit from the economic crisis largely depend on the efficiency of the functioning of the banking system, including the reduction of inflation, financial stabilization.

An important point in the study of the development of the banking system in the context of financial globalization is its openness to external influence, close interaction with the external environment. Such a system is able to accumulate information from the external environment, accumulate it and process it. The external environment is an influential force affecting the functioning of the banking system. Environmental factors should be used to improve the competitiveness of the national banking system in relation to foreign banks. All this predetermines the need to clarify the content of the banking system, taking into account the impact on its development of financial globalization.

 

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