In recent years, the intensification of global financial instability has posed significant challenges to banking markets. In response, commercial banks have placed particular emphasis on enhancing their resilience to economic fluctuations. According to expert forecasts, activity in the global banking sector is expected to increase substantially in 2025–2026. Notably, inflation in the Eurozone in 2024 is projected to be around 2.3% instead of the previously forecast 2.7%. Financial stability, however, remains tied to moderate growth prospects. Various models typically chosen or approved by regulators are used to assess banks’ stability. Contemporary research focuses on improving existing methodologies and financial stability indicators in light of changes in the global macroeconomic environment, raising capital adequacy requirements for banks, and enhancing tools for forecasting their future performance. At the same time, the adoption of new technologies and financial instruments is accelerating banks’ digital transformation and the automation of their business processes. This article offers a comprehensive study of the means and mechanisms for ensuring the financial stability of commercial banks in Uzbekistan. Its primary objective is to analyze the state of the banking sector and identify ways to strengthen its resilience, drawing on global best practices and national specificities. To achieve this, both scientific-pedagogical methods (historical-comparative analysis, structural-logical research) and empirical approaches (statistics from regulatory documents and bank reports, expert surveys) are employed.

This article analyzes the concept of sustainable development and the role of green finance in the banking sector. The study examines the practices of managing environmental and financial risks in commercial banks, foreign experiences, and examples from banks in Uzbekistan. The results indicate that green finance ensures not only ecological responsibility but also strategic development of banks. This approach contributes to financial stability, economic modernization, and strengthening environmental security

The article highlights the importance of the integrative activities between textile industry enterprises and the financial sector in ensuring economic stability. Theoretical foundations, international experience, and domestic practices of cooperation between banks and manufacturing enterprises are analyzed. Particular emphasis is placed on the role of intersectoral integration in mobilizing financial resources, stimulating investment processes, supporting innovations, and improving production efficiency

This article examines the impact of “Islamic windows” a key segment of the alternative finance market, on the financial sectors of various countries. The study explores the concept of “Islamic windows” their economic efficiency within traditional banks, their role in enhancing financial inclusion, and their capacity to meet market demand by offering services compliant with Sharia principles. The paper also analyzes the effect of this mechanism on banking sector stability and the attraction of foreign investments in developing countries. Combining empirical findings and theoretical approaches, the article highlights the prospects of “Islamic windows” in the global financial market.

This article examines the structure of resource bases and capital adequacy mechanisms in major international commercial banks, with a focus on JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo. The analysis reveals that deposits remain the primary source of funding, while long-term liabilities and shareholder equity play a crucial role in ensuring financial stability. The Basel Committee’s capital adequacy standards serve as an essential benchmark, enhancing banks’ capacity to absorb risks. The findings are of practical relevance for Uzbekistan’s banking sector in terms of diversifying resource bases, optimizing capital structure, and strengthening liquidity management.

This article presents proposals on the urgent tasks of economic reforms to ensure macroeconomic stability, tools and methods of monetary policy, tactical and strategic tasks, ensuring a balanced financial sector and further strengthening the role of state monetary policy at the present stage.

This article examines the economic essence of digital governance in joint-stock companies, with a particular focus on banks operating under conditions of institutional and technological transformation. The study argues that digital governance should not be reduced to automation or IT adoption, but should be interpreted as a data-driven management system influencing decision quality, risk management, compliance, and financial stability. Using a systematic and comparative approach, the limitations of macro-level indices such as DESI and EGDI are identified in assessing corporate governance effectiveness. To address this gap, the paper proposes an integrated author’s indicator system and an integral evaluation model linking digital governance maturity with economic and risk-related outcomes. The findings provide a methodological basis for empirical analysis and practical application in banking governance

This article explores the theoretical and practical aspects of improving non-performing loan (NPL) management systems in commercial banks, considering international practices and the specifics of Uzbekistan’s banking sector. The study analyzes macroeconomic and institutional factors influencing the rise of NPLs and evaluates the role of digitalization and artificial intelligence technologies in enhancing asset recovery and risk mitigation. Practical policy recommendations are proposed to reduce NPL levels and strengthen banking system resilience in Uzbekistan.