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Personal cabinetUkraine on the international insurance services market: status and determinants of influence
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Будник Вікторія. Ukraine on the international insurance services market: status and determinants of influence//Science online: International Scientific e-zine - 2023. - №4. - https://nauka-online.com/en/publications/economy/2023/4/06-12/
Annotation: The place and role of Ukraine in the global market of insurance services was studied and the main trends of its development were identified. The author identified that the market of insurance services is an important component of the global services market, which is characterized by such characteristics as: dynamism of growth, active competition at the level of states and insurance companies, a relatively stable composition of leading states. It is noted that Ukraine is not a significant market player, but at the same time it is consistently integrated into the global insurance space. The largest counterparties of domestic insurers in the field of insurance and reinsurance are the countries of the European Union. Despite the fact that the USA has a relatively small share in aggregate agreements with the participation of Ukrainian companies, the potential for partnership is significant. Based on the analysis of geospatial directions of cooperation, it was found that in the current political situation, the most promising markets are Western and Eastern Europe. The thesis that the war with the Russian Federation exerts a powerful destructive influence on the development of the insurance services market in Ukraine at the current stage has been revealed. With the beginning of the war, obtaining protection through the mechanisms of reinsurance against war risks, and therefore the conclusion of such insurance contracts, became absolutely impossible, since for Ukraine the war ceased to be a risk and became a reality. It has been proven that the state offers various approaches to the introduction of an effective mechanism of protection against such threats. The author proposed to change the approach of insurers to cover this risk, and therefore to review the terms of insurance products from the point of view of possible coverage of both the direct impact of war risks and the "secondary" consequences of war (i.e., the detonation of mines and other munitions). It was concluded that, in fact, such measures will become possible after the end of active hostilities. It was determined that the further scientific directions of the research may consist in determining and evaluating the macroeconomic effects and consequences of the transformation of the insurance services market, the activities of insurance and reinsurance operators both in the domestic and international markets in the war and post-war period. A separate study needs to take into account the peculiarities of adaptation to the latest conditions of insurance and reinsurance of individual business entities, industries and spheres of the national economy.