The impact of geopolitical factors on the financial sector of Serbia

Abstract

Geopolitical factors have a strong impact on the financial sector of Serbia, shaping its stability, growth, and resilience to various challenges. Regional stability, international relations, and global economic trends play a crucial role in forming the framework within which financial institutions, investors, and regulatory bodies face different risks and opportunities. Political tensions, trade agreements, and geopolitical tensions among major world powers can cause significant changes in investor behaviour, capital attraction, and market stability.

Additionally, changes in the international environment can lead to adjustments in regulatory frameworks and strategies of financial institutions to adequately respond to new challenges. Therefore, a comprehensive understanding and analysis of geopolitical factors are crucial for decision-making in Serbia's financial sector, ensuring stability and sustainability in times of change and uncertainty.