Concessional Lending as a Perspective Tool of Development of Agribusiness

Popova, Larisa V.; Korobeynikov, Dmitry; Korobeynikova, Olga; Shaldokhina, Svetlana; Zabaznova, Daria O.

doi:10.35808/ersj/516

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“…A great contribution was made to the development of modern credit theory based on ecosystem principles and approaches that do not include long-term sustainable development [4][5][6][7][8]. The solution of certain practical issues of lending from the point of view of modern digital innovations is considered in detail in [9][10][11][12], including in the territorial and sectoral aspects [13][14][15].…”

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ESG-lending in the Russian economy

et al. 2023

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The purpose of the article is to consider the current state of ESG lending in the Russian economy, the features of ESG rating of Russian financial companies and approaches to potential borrowers, and to identify the most relevant areas for the development of ESG lending to Russian companies. Despite the fact that Russian companies and the Russian economy are under sanctions and the opportunities to enter foreign markets are significantly limited, ESG remains relevant. An analysis of ESG practices in the banking sector conducted in 2022 by Expert RA showed that only large credit institutions follow the ESG concept. More than 50% of the top 20 banks have implemented KPIs for ESG indicators in their lending and investment processes. In the practice of Russian banks, ESG-assessment of credit risks includes indicators of default probability, analysis and evaluation of portfolios in terms of industry/geographical concentrations, exposure limits, borrowing strategies, scenario analysis and/or stress testing. It is concluded that Russian companies in the financial sector use ESG approache for their own strategic development and for lending to their clients, and that government support is required for the ESG transformation of the banking sector.

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ESG-lending in the Russian economy

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“…Ukrainian authors Novak et al (2016) state that the optimal combination of state financial support and lending is important for the agrarian sector development, in addition, they also emphasize the need to combine both domestic and foreign investments in agrarian enterprises, which will stimulate the development of depressed regions and improve the operating efficiency of enterprises themselves. Popova et al (2016), based on an SWOT analysis of agribusiness development, point out that the most important problem of agribusiness development in countries having problems with food production (non-food countries) is the lack of financial resources due to high seasonal business, low profitability and, accordingly, low investment attractiveness. They propose to use concessional lending, which allows solving this problem and increasing the availability of financial resources for agribusiness, which enables them to upgrade their equipment and production technology, reduce their production cost, and increase profitability and competitiveness.…”

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Structural modeling of the financial support for the Ukrainian agrarian sector

Katan

Dobrovolska²,

Espejo

2018

Investment Management and Financial Innovations

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Financial support for the agrarian sector is the priority of economic policy in many countries of the world, as it plays a key role in achieving the goals of sustainable development, in particular poverty reduction, food security, environmental improvement, including reducing CO2 emissions, reducing water pollution, etc. In the main, the financial support for the agrarian sector of the various countries is multi-channel and combines budget financing and financial market opportunities. At the same time, for many countries, including Ukraine, the issue of the ratio of these sources of financing and their influence on the development of agricultural production remains unresolved. The analysis of budget financing has shown a lack of stability in the implementation of financial support programs for the agrarian sector of Ukraine, which affects the financial sustainability of enterprises and their ability to attract market financing. In the article, using the structural modeling, the necessary amount of financing for the agrarian sector was determined through budget financing, bank lending and agro-insurance. The results of the calculations showed that the actual size of bank lending to agrarian enterprises is significantly lower than the simulated values. At the same time, budget financing creates conditions for ensuring financial sustainability of agrarian enterprises and encourages them to use bank lending, while increasing budget financing reduces the need for agro-insurance operations, which is a negative consequence of its use.

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“…Literature review. Considering the decomposition of economic security, scientists and experts stop at the study of the components of food security [1] as part of economic security in the context of the megalevel, macro-level, meso-level and human [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]. Especially interesting is the work on investment activity in agribusiness, state aid at the regional level [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19].…”

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Analysis of the Agro-Industrial Complex of Crimea: Food Security of the Region

Reutov¹,

Jallal²,

Sviridov³

et al. 2021

Bulletin of NAN RK

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The study of the system of relations between participants in agricultural relations that ensures active quality reproduction processes and profitability of activities, reduces internal and external risks and threats to business and guarantees food security of the municipality, the region and the country as a whole. Goal. To analyze the agro-industrial complex of the Republic of Crimea as a component of the region's industrial safety. The hypo-thesis of the study. Agricultural producers are gradually adapting to the new conditions in the Republic of Crimea during 2014-2017, and there are some problems in the production of agricultural products. Method or methodology of the work. The authors used structural-logical sequence of analysis of indicators of agro-industrial complex, considering the General characteristics of agro-industrial complex of the Republic of Crimea, the structure of the agricultural products of the Crimea, advanced agricultural enterprises. Using a structural-logical sequence of analysis of indicators of agro-industrial complex, it can be noted that, in general, the agricultural potential of Crimea is huge, however, the instability of some components, at the end of 2017, a decline, a decrease in the rate of growth of crop, livestock, thus we see the net profit and increased share of profitable enterprises. This dynamics suggests that agricultural producers are gradually adapting to new conditions, but there are some problems that hinder more fruitful development, primarily in terms of resource provision, logistics aspects and technological upgrades. The strategy for the development of the agro-industrial complex of the Republic of Crimea, as a component of the region's industrial security – is to create safe conditions for development, improve the quality and volume of agricultural production, and its competitiveness in the Republic of Crimea. The scope of the results. The results obtained are of practical significance and can be used by economic entities in the agricultural industry, implementation of investment projects at the level of the Republic of Crimea. Further research should be directed to the development of methods for assessing the economic security of the agro-industrial complex with the choice of indicators proposed in this study as a component of economic security.

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Concessional Lending as a Perspective Tool of Development of Agribusiness

Cited by 9 publications

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ESG-lending in the Russian economy

ESG-lending in the Russian economy

Structural modeling of the financial support for the Ukrainian agrarian sector

Analysis of the Agro-Industrial Complex of Crimea: Food Security of the Region

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