BIBLIOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BANKING SYSTEM

The issue of sustainable development of the banking system in the economy has been relevant for centuries. At present, the development of financial and economic relations goes hand in hand with the application of innovative technologies in the banking system, new forms and methods of customer service, ways of bank management and deep transformation processes. Theoretical and methodological issues of sustainable development of commercial banks and credit institutions, the organisation of internal structural relations of bank management, as well as the definition of strategic priorities for the functioning of banks are among the relevant and leading topics of modern economics. Foreign and domestic researchers have identified various concepts of sustainable development of banks and revealed their essence. Accordingly, it is necessary to understand and classify the flow of literature in various sources on the concept of sustainable banking.

The literature collected in the article was selected using the bibliographic method (R-package Bibliometrix) from 577 articles in the Scopus database for the period from 2018 to 2023. The results obtained make it possible to reflect the evolution of the development of literature in the field of sustainable development of the banking system with the flow of time and the classification in different categories. The results of the literature review form the direction and level of research on sustainable banking, an integrative structure for consideration. On this basis, the literature on sustainable development of the banking system determines the scope of research and also identifies shortcomings in research.

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