I have 80 scientific, educational and methodological works: scientific articles, which are included in the International Scientometric Base Scopus; articles and monographs in periodical scientific publications of the countries included in Ukrain and/or the EU; articles and monographs in scientific professional publications of Ukraine. I have co-authored textbooks Banking system, Moneta policy, Currency regulation, Money and credit. Research interests: financial crisis, monetary policy, transmission mechanism of monetary policy, banking, management. I work as a researcher at a Center for Management Research (CIGEST) from ADI – Association for the Development of Research, in a scientific research center in ISG – Instituto Superior de Gestão (Business & Economics School). I also work as a lecturer and teach the disciplines: Investment analysis, Financial market, Fiscal policy in ISG.
EDUCATION
Kateryna Cherkashyna has the Bachelor’s degree and the Master's degree in management of foreign economic activity. I have academic degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD in Economics) specialty 08.00.08 - money, finance and credit, topic “Methodological principles of banking capitalization level providing”. In 2014 I had graduate degree an Associate Professor at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv.
RESEARCH, TEACHING, or OTHER INTERESTS
Business, Management and Accounting, Economics, Econometrics and Finance
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Scopus Publications
Scopus Publications
MONETARY AND FISCAL COORDINATION IN UKRAINE AND ITS IMPACT ON ECONOMIC GROWTH UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF MARITAL STATE Victoria Kovalenko, Maryna Slatvinska, Sergii Sheludko, Oleksandr Bezkrovnyi, Kateryna Cherkashyna Financial and Credit Activity Problems of Theory and Practice, 2024 The purpose of this paper is to examine the effectiveness of monetary and fiscal policy instruments, to determine the level of influence of monetary and fiscal factors on economic growth, as well as to justify ways for improving the effectiveness of monetary and fiscal policy coordination. Insufficient coordination of monetary and fiscal policies entails devastating economic consequences. The critical analysis of scientific publications proved that today the coordination of monetary and fiscal policies depends on the degree of balanced regulation of interest rates and inflation control. The research uses a NARDL model to capture mainstream trends in the influence of monetary and fiscal factors, as well as in the empirical study of their coordination. According to the estimations it was established that the weighted average rate of NBU instruments is absorbed to a greater extent in the monetary component of coordination, the system of managing the internal public debt – in the fiscal component. The participation of monetary authorities in the management of the national internal debt remains a debatable issue today. It is proved that the process of coordination of monetary and fiscal policies is influenced by the state of Ukraine’s economy during the war.Despite the difficult political and economic situation in Ukraine, it is necessary to focus on improving the coordination of monetary and fiscal policies. In particular, the significant contribution of the NBU in financing the state budget deficit due to their purchase of government bonds needs to be resolved. Strengthening the role of macroprudential policy in the coordination of monetary and fiscal policies, one of the goals of which is to counter the emergence of a systemic crisis; formation of a clearly developed coordination strategy, which would be based on clearly defined goals, set tasks on the basis of selected methods and instruments for their achievement.
SUFFICIENCY OF BANKING CAPITAL: THE EXPERIENCE OF PORTUGAL Miguel Varela, Volodymyr Mishchenko, Kateryna Cherkashyna Financial and Credit Activity Problems of Theory and Practice, 2023 This article delves into the escalating frequency of financial crises and their repercussions on national economies, emphasizing the imperative need for both the global community and individual nations to establish mechanisms that can effectively counter financial shocks. The primary line of defence within banking institutions is their own capital. Consequently, the adequacy of a country's own capital plays a pivotal role in determining the robustness of its banking system. The article presents an in-depth analysis of the dynamics of fundamental capital types, including own and borrowed capital, and other economic indicators, with a specific focus on the proportion of own capital within these factors in Portugal, an integral part of the European community.The study employs correlation-regression analysis to explore the interdependencies among capital, liabilities, assets, income, and Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Regression models are developed to investigate the influence on a bank's own capital. The analysis substantiates the hypothesis regarding the interconnections among these key indicators. Based on the findings, recommendations are made for the implementation of a mechanism to ascertain capital sufficiency. The article places significant emphasis on identifying and utilizing instruments that facilitate the achievement of this objective, ultimately contributing to bolstering financial resilience in Portugal and beyond.
Prospects of applying securitization in commercial banks of Ukraine Actual Problems of Economics, 2008
