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Assessing Ukrainian Banking Performance Before and After the Crisis

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Shkura I. , Peitsch B.

Journal of Entrepreneurship, Management and Innovation

2011

tom 7

29-42

The main goal of this paper is to analyze the impact of the 2008 global financial crisis on the Ukrainian financial system and on Ukrainian banks’ performance. Our analysis is based on key bank performance indicators from 2003-2011. Bank assets, liabilities and capital are analyzed, and changes in bank management are taken into consideration. Special attention is paid to changes in bank stock prices of two of the largest banks, prior to and following the crisis.

Millennials’ willingness to pay for socially responsible investment and its institutional and individual antecedents – evidence from Italy, Poland, and Ukraine

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Doś A. , Foltyn-Zarychta M. , Matteo M. , Shkura I.

Journal of Banking and Financial Economics

2023

nr 1(19)

137-159

The readiness to sacrifice profit while making socially responsible investments among millennials, as future investors and managers, was examined. Specifically, a multi-level perspective on willingness to pay for socially responsible investment was assumed to understand how nationality, personal values and investment knowledge affect millennials’ readiness to sacrifice profit to achieve sustainability goals. Using survey data of 521 business students from Italy, Poland and Ukraine, it is showed that a considerable share of millennials prefer social and environmental performance of investment over financial return and that their nationality is the most powerful factor in explaining willingness to pay for socially responsible investment along with their sensitivity to environmental issues that takes the leading role among all personal values motivating investors to accept lower rates of return. The results can be relevant for financial institutions aiming at developing socially responsible investment products. Policy implications of the results are insights into nationality-related tensions while Europe-wide regulation of socially responsible investment could enter into force.