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33 for interested parties, for example, for potential investors or other individuals and organizations interested in its condition. According to the provisions of the Law of Ukraine ―On the National Bank of Ukraine‖ [2], The NBU is the institution that develops a financial stability system taking into account international experience together with the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine, the National Commission for Financial Services, the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC) and the Deposit Guarantee Fund of Individuals (DFGFO). The National Bank, as an important financial institution that exercises control over key aspects of the financial system and carries out such activities as managing international reserves, issuing currency and providing loans to depositors, assesses the effectiveness of its functioning and stability. At the same time, it uses appropriate indicators that help characterize the quantitative and qualitative processes occurring in the country's financial system. Every six months, the National Bank publishes a Financial Stability Report based on the calculation of the Financial Stress Index (FSI) and other indicators, focusing on assessing the stability of the banking sector. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) envisages the compilation and dissemination by countries of 40 financial stability indicators: 25 indicators for the depository corporations sector (of which 12 are core) and 15 indicators for clients of the depository corporations sector. The assessment methodology proposed by the IMF, based on 12 core indicators, is also not ideal and needs improvement, especially in terms of clarifying the definitions of sustainability indicators and methods for their calculation [3]. In Ukraine, in March 2015, an interdepartmental Council for Financial Stability was established (by Decree of the President of Ukraine) with the participation of key financial market regulators [4]. Its main tasks are: exchange of information and timely identification of current and potential external and internal threats and systemic risks to ensure financial stability and minimize their negative impact on the financial system of the state; coordination of preventive measures and rapid response measures (anti-crisis management) in the presence of signs of an unstable financial