GROWTH OR RECESSION: WHICH TO EXPECT? SIXTH … · Anton Siluanov, First Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation; Minister, Ministry of Finance of the Russian

GROWTH OR RECESSION: WHICH TO EXPECT?

SIXTH INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL UNIVERSITY FORUM

PROGRAM

Tues., 26 November 2019

9:00-10:00 Registration

Lobby, 2nd floor,

Leningradsky

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1

10:00-12:40

12:30-12:45

12:45-13:00

13:00-14:00

Plenary session

Welcoming address by:

Mikhail Eskindarov, Rector, Financial University under the

Government of the Russian Federation, Doctor of Economics,

Professor, Honored Scholar of the Russian Federation; Member,

Russian Academy of Education;

Discussion participants

Anton Siluanov, First Deputy Chairman of the Government of

the Russian Federation; Minister, Ministry of Finance of the

Russian Federation; Dean, Faculty of Finance and Economics,

Financial University;

Aleksei Kudrin, Chairman of the Accounts Chamber of the

Russian Federation;

Aleksandr Shokhin, President, Russian Union of Industrialists

and Entrepreneurs;

Aleksandr Sergeiev, President, Russian Academy of Sciences;

Boris Titov, Presidential Commissioner for Entrepreneurs'

Rights;

Aleksandr Buksman, First Deputy Attorney General of the of the

Russian Federation;

Aleksandr Braverman, Director-General, Federal Corporation

for the Development of SMEs;

Vladimir Rashevsky, Director-General, SUEK AO;

Kseniya Yudaeva, First Deputy Chairperson, Central Bank of the

Russian Federation

Mikhail Aleskeyev, Chairman of the Board, UniCreditBank;

Joseph E. Stiglitz, holder of the Nobel Memorial Prize in

Economic Sciences (2001);

Moderator

N.I. Korzhenevsky, economic journalist, Russia24 channel

Quality of Life Financial University Award ceremony

Financial University and overseas partners agreement signing

ceremony

Break

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Hall

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14:00-16:00

16:30 -17:30

Open lecture by Joseph E. Stiglitz, holder of the Nobel Memorial

Prize in Economic Sciences (2001)

Gala Concert

Wed., 27 November 2019

10:00-13:00 Session

Why Does the World Economy Slow Down

Moderators

S.Yu. Glazyev, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Commissioner

for Integration and Macroeconomics, Eurasian Economic

Commission; member, Russian Academy of Sciences;

M.Yu. Golovnin, Doctor of Economics, Professor, First Deputy

Director for Research, Institute of Economics, corresponding

member, Russian Academy of Sciences;

Contact information: [email protected], [email protected],

[email protected]

Speakers:

M. Yu. Alekseyev, Doctor of Economics, Chairman of the Board,

UniCredit Bank;

Dr. Antonio Fidel Romero Gómez, Dean, Faculty of Economics,

University of Havana, Cuba;

A.I. Bazhan, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head, Department

of Economic Research, Institute of European Studies, Russian

Academy of Sciences;

Prof. Grigoris Zarotiadis, Professor, Dean, Faculty of Economic

and Political Sciences, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

(Greece);

E. A. Zvonova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,

Department of the World Economy and World Finance, Financial

University

Ya. A. Kabakov, PhD (Economics), Financial Advisor, FINAM

Holdings;

Ismini Kriari, Rector, Panteion University of Social and

Political Sciences, Greece;

A.V. Kuznetsov, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Senior

Research Fellow, Department of World Economy and World

Finance, Financial University;

P. A. Medvedev, Doctor of Economics, financial ombudsman;

Ya.M. Mirkin, Professor, Doctor of Economics, Head,

Department of International Capital Markets, Institute of World

Economy and International Relations, Russian Academy of

Sciences;

V.Ya. Pishchik, Professor, Doctor of Economics, Research

Director, Department of World Economy and World Finance,


Salvador Pérez Alcaraz, Professor, Department of Legal

Sciences, Polytechnic University of Cartagena, Spain;

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M.A. Portnoy, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Lead Research

Fellow, Institute for the Study of USA and Canada, Russian


D.V. Razumovsky, PhD (Economics), acting Director, Institute

of Latin American Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences;

S.A. Roginko, PhD (Economics), Head, Center for Environment

Protection and Development, Institute of European Studies,

Russian Academy of Sciences;

D.E. Sorokin, Professor, Doctor of Economics, Research

Director, Head, Department of Economic Theory, Financial

University, corresponding member, Russian Academy of

Sciences;

Andras Horvai, former World Bank’s Country Director and

Resident Representative for the Russian Federation (2015-2019),

Hungary;

José Luis Iriarte Ángel, Professor, Public University of Navarra,

Spain

Topics for discussion

1. Why does the world economy slow down? Is it the end of the

financial globalization model or the cyclical recession of the

world economy?

2. The global imbalance growth in the world economy and the

global financial markets. Should we expect the burst of the global

debt bubble?

3. Economic wars in the trade sector, foreign exchange market,

customs sector, commodity and raw materials market;

4. The polycentrism trend and the increasing impact made by the

regions upon the global economy. Are there any European

integration development prospects, given the Brexit procedure?

5. USA’s opposition to the geo-economic leadership

demonstrated by the most successful developing countries. Is

there any room for compromise?

6. A crisis of modern institutions and mechanisms that support

sustainable economic growth. How can we accelerate the world’s

economy growth?

10:00-13:00 Session

Technological Leadership Drivers

(in partnership with Stretegicheskiye Resheniya i Risk

Menedzhment (Strategic Solutions and Risk Management)

journal)

Moderator

I.A. Yermakov, Head, Department of Strategic Management,

ROSATOM;

A.V. Trachuk, Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor,

Director-General, Goznak; Head, Department of Management,

Financial University

Contact information: [email protected], [email protected],

[email protected]

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Speakers

Ye. O. Adamov, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Research

Director, Dollezhal Research and Development Institute of Power

Engineering, member, Russian Academy of Engineering;

F.V. Veselov, PhD (Economics), Deputy Director for Research,

Head, Department of the Scientific Basis of the Energy System

Development, Energy Research Institute, Russian Academy of

Sciences;

Giuseppe Valditara, Professor of Private Roman Law,

Department of Law, University of Turin, Head, Department of

Higher Education and Research under the Ministry of Education,

University and Research, Italy;

A.D. Kaprin, Doctor of Medicine, Director-General, National

Medical Research Radiological Center of the Ministry of Health

of the Russian Federation, member, Russian Academy of

Sciences;

M.I. Kovalchuk, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, President,

Kurchatov Institute National Research Center, corresponding member, Russian Academy of Sciences;

O.V. Krivosheyev, Deputy Director for IT and Product Lifecycle

Management, Russian Federal Nuclear Center of the All-Russia

Research Institute of Experimental Physics;

M.N. Strikhanov, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, Rector,

National Research Nuclear University (Moscow Engineering

Physics Institute)


1. Nuclear technology and methods to be used to turn them into

the new types of business operations.

2. The economic effect of introducing nuclear technology in the

Russian economy and the technology exports development.

3. Nuclear technology used to support for human life and peoples’

health. Social effects of nuclear technology: education, healthcare,

spatial development.

4. Nuclear technology used to ensure manufacturing process

efficiency.

5. Nuclear energy as a clean, reliable and affordable type of

energy.

6. Nuclear technology used for sustainable development: the

environment protection.

10:00-13:00 Session

New Finance for the New World

Moderators

M.A. Fedotova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,

Department of Corporate Finance and Corporate Governance,


A.A. Khandruyev, Vice-President, Association of Russian

Regional Banks

Speakers:

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M. A. Abramova, Doctor of Economics, Professor,

Department of Financial Markets and Banks, Lead Research

Fellow, Center for Monetary Relations, Financial University;

A.G. Aksakov, State Duma Committee for Financial Markets;

Alberto Franco Pozzolo, Professor of Political Economy,

Department of Law, Roma Tre University, Italy;

S. A. Andryushin, Economic Theory Section Head, Institute

of Economics, Russian Academy of Sciences;

S.N. Blinov, Head, Macroeconomic Research Unit, KAMAZ;

S.L. Bondarchuk, Deputy Head, Federal Tax Service of the

Russian Federation;

M.Yu. Vasilyev, President, Association of Financial Analysts

and Risk Managers;

V.A. Gamza, PhD (Economics), PhD (Law), Chairman,

Committee for Financial Markets and Lending Institutions,

Chamber of Industry and Commerce of the Russian Federation;

partner, Audit Group, FalconFinance, YuFK;

O.A. Goncharova, Director, Non-Lending Institutions’ Data

Collection and Statements Processing Department, Central Bank

of Russia;

Daniele Bracchi, counsel lawyer, Agnoli & Giuggioli Legal

Studio, Italy;

Charles Giacoma, Director-General, European Institute for

Export Compliance (EIFEC), Brussels, Belgium;

Carlos Galán Cordero, Professor, Charles III University of

Madrid, Spain;

V.V. Zimin, counselor, Central Bank of the Russian Federation;

A.Kh. Metov, Head, Department for Economics and Company

Budgeting, ROSCOSMOS;

Nikolaos G. Papaioannou, Rector, Aristotle University of

Thessaloniki, Greece;

R.A. Prokhorov, Chairman of the Board, Association of

Financial Innovation;

B.B. Rubtsov, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Financial Markets and Banks, Financial University;

I.N. Rykova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head, Center for

Sectoral Economics, Financial Research Center, Ministry of

Finance of the Russian Federation;

Sergei Sarkissian, Associate Professor of Finance, McGill

University, Canada;

A.M. Subbotin, Commissioner for Industry and the Agro-

Industrial Complex, Eurasian Economic Commission;

I.E. Torosov, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Economic

Development of the Russian Federation;

V.A. Usoskiy, Professor of Economics, Minsk State Linguistic

University;

A.A. Khandruyev, Doctor of Economics, Vice-President,

Association of Russian Regional Banks;

Francesco Sciaudone, Managing Partner, member, Executive

Committee, Grimaldi Studio Legale, Italy;

Detlev Hummel, Doctor, Professor, Head, Department of

Business Administration (specialization: Finance and Banking),

University of Potsdam (Germany);

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V. A. Tsvetkov, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Director,

Institute of Market Issues, corresponding member, Russian

Academy of Sciences


1. An outline of the new world order.

2. New Finance: what is changing?

3. Corporate finance as a driver of economic growth. Asset and

business valuation in a digital society.

4. The financial services sector in the economy 4.0.

5. The financial market and national projects: a mechanism for

interaction to achieve economic growth.

6. Financial innovation and financial technology of the new

world.

Topic for discussion during the panel session

What should be done to make the New Finance get the green light

in the new world order?

10:00-13:00 Session

Digital Economy: a Person and Labor in a New Environment

Moderators

B. B. Slavin, PhD (Physics and Mathematics), Director, Institute

of Digital Economy Development, Financial University;

А.N. Zubets, Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor,

Department of Sociology, History and Philosophy, Financial

University.

Contact information: [email protected]

Speakers

K.V. Abramov, Director-General, All-Russia Center for Public

Opinion Studies;

L.N. Dukhanina, State Duma Deputy, Chairperson, Znaniye All-

Russia Community Organization for Public Awareness Raising;

Chairperson, Council for Professional Qualifications in

Education;

M.N. Dymshits, Director-General, Dymshits and Partners;

S.Yu. Infimovskaya, Headmaster, School No. 21, Moscow;

V.V. Korovkin, Head, Laboratory for Innovation and Digital

Technology, Moscow Skolkovo Management School;

Yu. S. Koryakina, Head, HR Policy Department, Pension Fund

of the Russian Federation;

Marco Ricceri, Secretary General, Institute for Political,

Economic and Social Research (EURISPES), Italy;

I.N. Nosov, Deputy Governor, Deputy Chairman of the

Government of the Nizhny Novgorod Region;

D.N. Peskov, Special Presidential Representative on Digital and

Technological Development;

D.A. Sudakov, Head, Group of Developers of the Register of

New Occupations;

Terry White, author of books; Associate Senior Analyst, Ovum,

UK;

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A.V. Filatov, Director-General, SAP CIS;

M.V. Shmakov, Chairman, Federation of Independent Trade

Unions of Russia


Digital Economy and the Reality

1. The digitalization myth. AI: are there any limits?

2. Robotization vs new employment.

3. Is it the virtualization of HR or the war with the robots?

4. How does the Big Data change the business sector and people?

5. Digital Sovereignty.

Digitalization and Creativity

1. The digitalization and creativity development.

2. Digital technologies: are they killing the creativity or not?

3. Can AI solve creative problems?

4. Digitalization vs socialization.

Digital Economy and Education

1. The digitalization process-induced labor market changes.

2. A university or the business community: which is the

producer of the graduates who are in most demand?

3. Accelerated courses for the digital economy personnel: will

we produce experts or hirelings?

4. Hard skills and soft skills: what should we prefer?

5. Entering the IT sector: are there any alternatives?

10:00-13:00 Session

Poverty in a Wealthy State

Moderators

S.V. Anureyev, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Public Finance, Financial University;

Enno Schmidt, staff member, Götz Werner Chair of Economic

Policy and Constitutional Economic Theory, University of

Freiburg, Germany.


Speakers

N.A. Begchin, PhD (Economics), Director, Targeted Program

Planning and Budget Funds Use Efficiency Department, Ministry

of Finance of the Russian Federation;

L. I. Goncharenko, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,

Department of Tax Policy and Customs Tariff Regulation,


Gustavo Rinaldi, consultant, International Labor Organization;

A.B. Zolotareva, PhD (Law), Deputy Head, Laboratory for

Budget Policy Studies, Institute of Applied Economic Research,

Russian Academy of National Economy and Public

Administration under the President of the Russian Federation;

Head, Legal Section, Gaidar Institute of Economic Policy;

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Karl Justus Bernhard Neumärker, Head, Götz Werner Chair of

Economic Policy and Constitutional Economic Theory,

University of Freiburg, Germany;

V. V. Lokosov, Director, Institute of Social and Economic Studies

of Population, Russian Academy of Sciences;

V.V. Trubin, Expert, Social Policy Department, Center for

Analysis under the Government of the Russian Federation;

А. G. Tyurikov, Doctor of Sociology, Professor, Head,


University

M.F. Chernysh, Doctor of Sociology, First Deputy Director for

Research and Academic Work Coordination, Federal Center for

Sociological Research, Russian Academy of Sciences



Freiburg, Germany;

Dr. Saleem Khan, Professor of Economics and Director of the

Russian Program in the Department of Economics, Bloomsburg

University of Pennsylvania, USA

S. V. Yefremov, PhD (Economics), Head, Administrative and

Analytical Department, Office for the Support of Directorate for

the Protection of Businesses and the Moscow Project Office,

Government of the City of Moscow


1. Poverty, social inequality and economic growth.

2. Modern transformations of social security systems.

3. Social inequality: how should we examine it and reduce it?

4. How can we provide equal access to social services, productive

and financial assets to people?

5. Partnership of the government, business community members

and the civil society as a prerequisite for economic growth.

10:00-13:00 Session

The Russian Entrepreneurs: are They the Growth Drivers or an

Endangered Species?

Moderators

O.Ye. Bulekov, PhD (Economics), Deputy Head, Department of

Territorial Development Planning, Ministry of Economic


G. F. Ruchkina, Doctor of Law, Professor, Head, Department of

Legal Regulation of Economic Operations, Financial University.

Contact information: [email protected], [email protected]

[email protected]

Speakers

Dr Abrahim Althonayan, PhD, Senior Lecturer in Operations

Management and Strategic Management, College of Business,

Arts and Social Sciences, Brunel Business School, Brunel

University London, UK;

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А.О. Alekhnovich, Head, Expert Center under the Presidential

Commissioner for Entrepreneurs' Rights; Director, New

Industrialization Center for Community Processes;

Andrzej Wierciński, lawyer, senior partner at WKB, Poland;

K.P. Annenkov, Director, Department of Law, Russian Bank for

the SMEs Support;

R.R. Bikulov, lawyer, Padva and Partners;

O.Ye. Bulekov, PhD (Economics), Deputy Head, Department of

Territorial Development Planning, Ministry of Economic


A.V. Vilensky, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head, Regional

Economy and Local Self-Government Sector, Institute of

Economics, Russian Academy of Sciences;

V.K. Gartung, Chairman, Committee for Economic Policy,

Industry, Innovative Development and Entrepreneurship, State

Duma;

A.B. Kashevarov, PhD (Law), Head, Department of Federal

Antomonopoly Service, Financial University; Deputy Head,

Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia;

D.B. Kravchenko, PhD (Economics), Deputy Chairman,

Committee for Economic Policy, Industry, Innovative

Development and Entrepreneurship, State Duma;

Ye. V. Kuznetsov, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor,

Director-General, Stelmakh Polyus Research Institute;

E.B. Lenchuk, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Director,

Institute of Economics, Russian Academy of Sciences;

A.G. Litvinova, Director-General, Innovative Management

Systems innovative small business company at the Peoples’

Friendship University of Russia, Doctor of Business

Administration;

A.A. Mostovshchikov, member, General Council, Delovaya

Rossiya (Business Russia) All-Russia Medium-Sized and Large

Business Company Organization; member, Expert Council for

Digital Economy and Blockchain Technology at the

Committee for Economic Policy, Industry, Innovative

Development and Entrepreneurship, State Duma;

Ya. E. Nilov, State Duma Committee for Labor, Social Policy and

Veterans’ Affairs;

R.K. Khusnulin, PhD (Didactics), member, State Duma

Committee for Federal Affairs and Regional Self-Governance;

A.A. Chursin, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Research

Director, Center for Industrial Sector Management, Faculty of

Economics, Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia

Jan Rolinski, Senior Partner, advocate, co-founder and senior

partner at WKB, Poland


1. New market niches the business community can use.

2. SMEs support infrastructure: the status quo and the operational

efficiency.

3. Cooperation of SMEs and major companies: areas,

opportunities, and the reality.

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4. Export-oriented businesses: measures of support taken by the

government.

5. Mechanisms used for engaging SMEs in the National

Technology Initiative.

6. The access to financial services provided to SMEs: the regional

and sectoral indicators.

10:00-13:00 Session

Is This the End of Liberalism?

(in partnership with Tetradi po Konservatizmu (Conservatism

Bulletin) journal)

Moderator

K.V. Simonov, PhD (Political Science), Professor, Vice-Rector,


Contact information: [email protected], [email protected]

Speakers

A.Yu. Ashkerov, Doctor of Philosophy, PhD (Political Science),

Professor, Lomonosov Moscow State University;

R.S. Grinberg, Professor, Doctor of Economics, Corresponding

Member, Russian Academy of Sciences; Research Director,

Institute of Economics, Russian Academy of Sciences;

Zahari Zahariev, Chairman, Federation for Friendship with

Peoples of Russia and the CIS, Bulgaria;

V.F. Isaichikov, Editor-in-Chief, Prosveshcheniye journal;

A.A. Kara-Murza, Doctor of Philosophy, PhD (History), Head,

Department of Social and Political Philosophy, Institute of

Philosophical Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences;

Giulietto Chiesa, journalist, writer, public figure, Italy;

F.A. Lukyanov, Editor-in-Chief, Rossiya v Globalnoi Politike

journal, Chairman, Presidium of Council for Foreign and Defense

Policy;

B.I. Makarenko, PhD (Political Science), President, Center for

Political Technology;

O.A. Matveichev, PhD (Philosophy), Professor, Higher School of

Economics (National Research University) (Moscow);

B.V. Mezhuyev, Associate Professor, PhD (Philosophy),

Lomonosov Moscow State University;

Alexander Rahr, historian, business consultant, political scientist

and publicist, Germany;

M.V. Remizov, PhD (Philosophy), President, Institute of the

National Strategy;

A.V. Shchipkov, Doctor of Political Science, Professor, First

Deputy Chairman, Synodal Department for the Relations between

the Russian Orthodox Church, Society and the Media


1. Liberalism: is it fair to say that the concept has run out of steam?

If so, what will replace it? 2. Which concepts will underlie the states and the societies of the

future?

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3. Does this mean that we are now on the verge of the new era of

conservatism?

4. Is it liberalism, social democracy or new social contract?

14:00-17:00 Roundtable discussion session

Digital Transformation: from the Theory to Practice

Moderator


of Digital Economy Development, Financial University


Speakers

Udo Wagner, Professor of Management, Institute of Business

Administration, Faculty of Business, Economics and Statistics,

University of Vienna, Austria;

Đặng Thị Huyền Anh, Deputy Dean of Faculty of Economics,

Banking Academy, Hanoi, Vietnam;

K.K. Gazizov, Director-General, RosTech (RT-Inform);

V. Zaichenko, Experts’ Consortium;

A.B. Zatoplyayev, Director of Information Technology,

Baucenter Company;

D.Yu. Inshakov, IT Director Russia & CIS, KPMG;

Marco Ricceri, Secretary General, Institute for Political,

Economic and Social Research (EURISPES), Italy;

Ye. S. Ovchinnikova, Head, Department of Technology and

Digital Innovation, Raiffeisenbank;

M.V. Petrov, Director for Digitalization, Accounts Chamber of

the Russian Federation;

D.Ye. Savenkov, Deputy Director-General for IT development,

Energomash Terry White, author of books; Associate Senior Analyst, Ovum,

UK;

Ha Hu Tuan, Dean of the Faculty of Finance, Hoa Binh

University, Vietnam


1. What is the digital transformation?

2. Data and the operations of the government.

3. Digital transformation of the financial sector.

4. Digitalization process and cybersecurity.

5. Breakthrough technology used in business operations.

6. Trends observed in the digitalization process.

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Logistics as the New Point of Growth

Moderators

Frank-Detlef Wende, Professor, Dean, Faculty of Logistics,


I.A. Rachkovskaya, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,

Dean, Faculty of Logistics, Financial University;

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Speakers

N.A. Adamov, Doctor of Economics, Professor; Editor-in-Chief, Logistika journal; Director-General, Institute for the Study of

Goods Movement and Wholesale Market Condition;

Frank-Detlef Wende, Professor, Dean, Faculty of Logistics,


A.V. Yefimova, Financial Director, Promyshlennaya Okraska

journal;

Yu. Ye. Kislova, PhD (Economics), Director, Agentstvo Market

Guide Publishing House;

O.N. Kurbatov, PhD (Geography), Financial Director,

Lakokrasochnye Materialy i Ikh Primeneniye, and Logistika

journals;

I.A. Rachkovskaya, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,

Dean, Faculty of Logistics, Financial University; member of the

editorial board, Logistika journal.


1. The role played by logistics in the Russian economic reforms.

2. Current trends observed in the logistics sector.

3. Modern logistics services market analysis methods.

4. New approaches to covering operations in the logistics sector

used by research journals.

5. Promotion of Russian logistics journals in the international

academic community


The Government, the Civil Society and Resolution of Modern

Issues Related to the Global Dialogue and International

Cooperation in Resolving Migration Issues

Moderators

M. L. Galas, Doctor of History, Senior Research Fellow,

Department of Political Science and Mass Communications,


V.Yu. Zorin, Head, Center for Research Cooperation with

Community Organizations, Media and GR, Institute of Ethnology

and Anthropology, Russian Academy of Sciences


Speakers

O.V. Artamonov, Deputy Director, Department of Labor

Migration and Social Protection, Eurasian Economic Committee;

Karine Bechet-Golovko, President, Comitas Gentium France-

Russia Association at the Embassy of the French Republic in the

Russian Federation (France);

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L.N. Bokova, member of the Federation Council of the Federal

Assembly of the Russian Federation, First Deputy Chairperson of

the Committee on Legislation and State Building;

А.А. Gromyko, Director, Institute of European Studies, Russian


T.M. Zhaksylykov, Commissioner for Economics and Financial

Policy, Eurasian Economic Commission, Republic of

Kazakhstan;

A.B. Paskachev, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Chairman,

Commission on Migration Issues and Social and Cultural

Adaptation of Foreign Nationals under the Presidential Council on

Interethnic Relations;

S.V. Ryazantsev, Doctor of Economics, Corresponding Member,

acting Director, Institute of Social and Political Research, Russian


S.V. Uyanayev, Deputy Director for Research, Institute for Far

East Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences;

Cui Zhei, Associate Professor, Liaoning University, China.


1. The role played by international organizations in regulating the

global migration process.

2. The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration

implementation issues.

3. International institutions and international legal instruments

used when resolving issues of refugees and asylum seekers

(Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees).


Expertise in Modern Politics and Economics

Moderators

A.B. Shatilov, PhD (Political Science), Professor, Dean, Faculty

of Sociology and Political Science, Financial University;

A.V. Yudelson, Deputy Director for Communications, SUEK


Speakers

D.A. Kaptar, journalist, writer;

A.A. Mukhin, Director-General, Political Information Center;

K. Ye. Petrov, Head, Intelligence Department, Minchenko

Consulting;

S. A. Prosekov, PhD (Philosophy), Associate Professor, Deputy

Dean for Research, Faculty of Sociology and Political Science,


O. G. Rumyantsev, Managing Partner, Rumyantsev and Partners

consulting agency; President, GR League Association of GR

Experts;

P.B. Salin, Director, Center for Political Science Studies,


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K.V. Simonov, Director-General, Foundation for the National

Energy Security, PhD (Political Science), Professor, Vice-Rector,


А.А. Suchilina, Associate Professor, Deputy Dean, Faculty of

Sociology and Political Science, Financial University;

Jean-Louis Truel, PhD (Economics), Consultant for

international development in relations with Russia and CIS

countries; Associate Professor in International Business

Management, Paris-Est Créteil Val-de-Marne University; Vice-

President, Cercle Kondratieff, Paris, France; V.L. Shapovalov, Deputy Director, Institute of History and

Politics, Dean, Faculty of Applied Political Science, Moscow

State Teacher Training University.


1. The expert analysis areas, the knowledge and its limits.

2. Training of experts in higher education institutions: issues and

development prospects.

3. The demand for political and economic analysts in modern

Russia and other countries.

4. Expert analysis and the media activity.


Human Resources Development as the Russian Government

Program Priority

Moderator

E.A. Didenko, PhD (Technical Sciences), Associate Professor,

Vice-Rector for Continuing Education, Financial University.

Contact information [email protected]

Speakers

N.N. Aniskina, Rector, Pastukhov State Academy of Industrial

Management, President, Union of Heads of Continuing Education

Departments and Employers;

A.A. Vuchkovich, PhD (Economics), Chairperson, Council for

Professional Qualifications in HR Management;

M.V. Danilchenko, Deputy Executive Director, Union of

Employers of the Rocket and Space Industry of Russia, Deputy

Chairperson, Council for Professional Qualifications in HR

Management;

E.A. Didenko, PhD (Technical Sciences), Associate Professor,

Vice-Rector for Continuing Education, Financial University;

M.V. Dulyasova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, acting Rector,

Pushchino State Institute for Natural Sciences;

I.G. Ignatova, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Vice-

rector for Teaching and Learning, National Research University

of Electronic Technology;

A.T. Kadyraliyev, Professor, Rector, Ryskulbekov Kyrgyz

University of Economics, Kyrgyzstan;

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I.A. Korshunov, PhD (Chemistry), Associate Professor, Deputy

Director, Institute of Education, Higher School of Economics

(National Research University) (Moscow);

V.A. Kuimov, Managing Director, Znaniye All-Russia

Community Organization for Public Awareness Raising;

B.V. Padalkin, PhD (Technical Sciences), Associate Professor,

First Vice-Rector for Teaching, Bauman Moscow State Technical

University;

N.A. Saparova, Chairperson, Pan-Slavic Association community

organization of Russian compatriots, Greece;

S.A. Shchennikov, Rector, LINK International Institute of

Management, Head, Expert Council for Further and Corporate

Education, State Duma of the Russian Federation.


1. Continuing education sector and adults’ qualifications issues

and development prospects within the New Opportunities for

Everyone Federal Program.

2. Pre-pension-age people’s competences development: the

Federal Third Age Program trends.

3. Development of the administrative and economic mechanisms

for the cooperation of members of the Network of Universities for

the Third Age during the national program implementation period.

14:00-15:30 Session

Fuel and Energy Projects in the Arctic Region: the Challenges and

the Opportunities

Moderators

V.I. Bogoyavlensky, Deputy Director, Institute for the Study of

Oil and Gas Issues, Russian Academy of Sciences;

Yu.M. Gruzina, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Department of Management, Deputy Vice-Rector for Research,



Speakers

A.Z. Vartanov, Professor, Rector’s Advisor, Far Eastern Federal

University;



Tarzan Legović, Professor, Vice-President, International Society

for Ecological Modelling (ISEM), President, ISEM-Europe;

Head, Division for Marine and Environmental Research, Ruđer

Bošković Institute, Zagreb, Croatia;

A.V. Myaskov, Director, Mining Institute, MISIS National

University of Science and Technology;

Åke Rohlén, Deputy Chairmen, Board of Directors, Arctic

Marine Technologies (Sweden);

S.N. Reyev, Deputy Head, Unit, Department of Public Energy

Policy, Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation;

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D.G. Khramov, First Deputy Minister, Ministry of Natural

Resources and Environment of the Russian Federation


1. The Arctic Region development strategies: the Russian and

international best practices.

2. Social, economic and environmental issues in the Arctic Region

development.

3. Ways to increase the Arctic region energy projects’

attractiveness for investors.


Arctic Region Projects as Drivers of the Russian Regions’ Social

and Economic Development

Moderators

I.A. Merkulina, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Business Economics, Deputy Dean, Faculty of Logistics,


Kh. P. Kharchilava, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,


First Deputy Dean, Faculty of Finance and Economics of the Fuel

and Energy Sector, Financial University


Speakers

I.A. Merkulina, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Business Economics, Deputy Dean, Faculty of Logistics,


Åke Rohlén, Deputy Chairmen, Board of Directors, Arctic

Marine Technologies (Sweden);

A. M. Fadeyev, Doctor of Economics, Director, Program for

Shelf Development Project Promotion, Gazpromneft Sakhalin;

T.V. Kharitonova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor

Department of Business Economics, Deputy Dean, Faculty of

Finance and Economics of the Fuel and Energy Sector, Financial

University;

Kh. P. Kharchilava, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,


First Deputy Dean, Faculty of Finance and Economics of the Fuel

and Energy Sector, Financial University

Topics for discussion 1. Transport support for the Russian Arctic Region.

2. The Russian Arctic Region’s economy development models.

International aspects in Arctic region projects implementation.

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The Northern Sea Route Development: the Financial and

Economic Aspect

Moderators

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S.A. Zaitsev, PhD (Economics), Deputy Dean for Research and

Master Training, Faculty of Finance and Economics of the Fuel

and Energy Sector, Financial University;

M.M. Pukhova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,


Deputy Dean, Gerashchenko Faculty of Financial Markets,


Contact information

[email protected]

Speakers

Tarzan Legović, Professor, Vice-President, International Society

for Ecological Modelling (ISEM), President, ISEM-Europe;

Head, Division for Marine and Environmental Research, Ruđer

Bošković Institute, Zagreb, Croatia;

D.I. Lidkovsky, Information and Analysis Center of the State

Commission for the Arctic Region Development;

I.V. Petrov, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Business Economics, Dean, Faculty of Finance and Economics

of the Fuel and Energy Sector, Financial University;

M.M. Pukhova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,


Deputy Dean, Gerashchenko Faculty of Financial Markets,


A.V. Sharkova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,

Department of Business Economics, Financial University;

Ye. A. Shvarts, Doctor of Geography, Director of Conservation

Policy, WWF Russia, Distinguished Ecologist of the Russian

Federation.


1. The Northern Sea Route development issues and prospects and

energy project implementation in the Arctic Region.

2. Ways to increase the Northern Sea Route’s attractiveness for

investors.

3. The Northern Sea Route management optimization: the

suggestions.


Cyclical Development Law and the Evolution of the Economic

World Order

(in partnership with Simon Kuznets International Institute for

Development and Self-Organization)

Moderators

D.A. Mityayev, Managing Director, Sorokin and Kondratiev

International Institute;

S. A. Tolkachev, First Deputy Head, Department of Economic

Theory, Financial University

Contact information

[email protected]

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Speakers

A.I. Ageyev, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Director-General,

International Research Institute of Managerial Issues;

Akio Matsumoto, Professor, Department of Economics, Chuo

University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan;




Yuri Yegorov, Professor, Department of Business Studies,

Faculty of Economics, University of Vienna;

R.M. Nizhegorodsev, Professor, Doctor of Economics, Head,

Laboratory, Institute of Managerial Issues, Russian Academy of

Sciences;

Franz Wirl, Professor, Institute of Business Administration,

University of Vienna, Austria


1. The relationship between the technological progress and the

economic world order.

2. The relationship between the technology and industries and the

technological progress and financial institutions for the purposes

of classifying the world economic order.

3. The industry sequence-based hypothesis of dissemination of the

basic technologies from the ICT sector to industry and the

transport sector.

4. A comparative analysis of the technological revolutions’ and

financial institutions’ concept and development process.


The Economy of Progress VS the Economy of Regression:

Examining Possible Alternatives

Moderators

M.L. Alpidovskaya, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Professor,

Department of Economic Theory, Financial University

Contact information

[email protected]

Speakers

N.V. Apatova, Doctor of Economics, Doctor of Didactics,

Professor, Vernadsky Crimean Federal University, Head,

Department of Business Informatics and Mathematical

Modelling;

L.A. Bulavka-Buzgalina, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor,

Faculty of Philosophy, Lomonosov Moscow State University,

Center for Contemporary Marxism Studies;

M.E. Buyanova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,

Department of Economic Theory, International and Regional

Economy, Volgograd State University;

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Ladislav Žák, PhD (Economics), Director of Karlovy Vary

Development Institute (2012-2018), member of INSOL Europe, Czech Republic;

L.A. Karaseva, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,

Department of Economic Theory, Institute of Economics and

Management, Tver State University;

A.V. Kostina, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, Head,

Department of Philosophy, Culture Studies and Political Science,

Moscow University of Humanities;

A.V. Kuznetsov, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Senior

Research Fellow, Department of World Economy and World


P.S. Lemeshchenko, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,

Department of Theoretical Economics and Institutional Economy,

Belarus State University;

T.N. Litvinova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,

Department of Management, Volgograd State Agricultural

University;

A.M. Lugovskoi, Doctor of Geography, Professor, Department of

Geography, Moscow State University of Geodesy and

Cartography;

T.M. Makhamatov, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor,


University

E.G. Popkova, President, Institute of Researcher

Communications (Volgograd); Doctor of Economics, Professor,

Senior Research Fellow, Department of the Theory of

Management and Business Technologies, Plekhanov Russian

University of Economics;

P.S. Seleznev, Doctor of Political Science, Associate Professor,

Deputy First Vice-Rector for GR and Regional Affairs, Financial

University;

M. L. Khazin, PhD (Economics), President, Khazin Foundation

for Economic Research;

V.V. Chaplya, PhD (Economics), Director, Economic Research

Institute, Southern Federal District (Krasnodar);

O.N. Chetverikova, PhD (History), Associate Professor,

Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO

University) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian

Federation;

N.G. Yakovleva, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Lead

Research Fellow, Institute of Economics, Center for Economic

Theory of the Social Sector, Russian Academy of Sciences.


1. The national economy’s social and economic efficiency as an

objective necessity.

2. Technological progress as a factor of economic growth and

social and economic development.

3. Social and economic development: achieving high standards

and ensuring national security.

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4. The Russian reforms’ disappointing lessons: the dilemma of

alternative models.

5. Worldview issues and the social reproduction.

6. The relationship between the nature, people, and culture: is it

permanent, invariable and constant?


Insurance and Social Institutions as the Growth Multiplies

Moderators

N.V. Kirillova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Deputy Head,

Department of Insurance Business and Social Sector Economy,


A.A. Tsyganov, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,



Contact information

[email protected]

Speakers

S.A. Belozerov, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,

Department of Management and Insurance Business, Saint-

Petersburg State University;

Tatiana Verezubova, Doctor of Economics, Professor,

Department of Taxes and Taxation, Belarus State Economic

University, Belarus;

E.V. Zlobin, Director, PhD (History), Associate Professor

Corresponding Member, Russian Academy of Natural Sciences,

Director, Directorate for Cooperation with Education Institutions,

Rosgosstrakh insurance company;

N.V. Kirillova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Deputy Head,



Klime Poposki, PhD, President, Insurance Supervision Agency,

Professor, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality, University of St.

Kliment of Ohrid, Macedonia;

I.L. Logvinova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,

Department of Insurance Business, Sinergy University;

N.I. Malyshev, Head, Center for Social Communications, All-

Russia Union of Insurers;

Ryszard Pukala, PhD (Economics), Professor, Director, Institute

of Economy and Management, Vice-Rector, State School of

Technology and Economics in Jarosław (Poland);

R.Yu. Tochilin, Department of Insurance Services Market, Bank

of Russia;

A.T. Umarov, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Dean,

faculty of Economics, Ulugbek National University of

Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan;

B.R. Shamsutdinov, PhD (Physics and Mathematics), Associate

Professor, Senior Manager, Department of Corporate Training

and Advanced Training, Uzbekistan;

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A.A. Tsyganov, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,




1. Social and commercial risks.

2. Institutional development of the insurance business sector.

3. The impact made by the social and commercial insurance

businesses on mending the social and economic development

gaps.

4. The Russian social and commercial insurance business: the

status quo and development prospects.

5. The international best practices and the European experience.

6. The key social and commercial insurance business development

trends.


CONNECT: Artificial Intelligence at the Center of the Legal

Technologies and Economic Solutions

Moderators

Nicolas Rouiller, Professor, Business School Lausanne; Member,

Société suisse des jurists; partner, MCE Avocats, member,

Advisory Board at the Intellectual Property Rights Court, Russian

Federation;

A.V. Popova, Doctor of Law, Professor, Department of Legal

Regulation of Economic Operations, Financial University

Contact information

[email protected], [email protected]

Speakers

A.A. Mostovshchikov, Chairman, Committee on Economics,

Finance and Entrepreneurship of the Youth Parliament of the State

Duma; Director, International Business School, Financial

University;

Nicolas Rouiller, Professor, Business School Lausanne; Member,

Société suisse des jurists; partner, MCE Avocats, member,

Advisory Board at the Intellectual Property Rights Court, Russian

Federation;

L.A. Novoselova, Doctor of Law, Professor, Chairperson,

Intellectual Property Rights Court; Distinguished Lawyer of the

Russian Federation;

O.A. Ruzakova, Doctor of Law, Deputy Head, Staff of the

Committee for State Construction and Law, State Duma;

G. F. Ruchkina, Doctor of Law, Professor, Head, Department of

Legal Regulation of Economic Operations, Financial University;

Maurizio Sala, attorney at law, Studio Legale Sala, Italy;

А.А. Solovyev, Doctor of Law, Deputy Chairman, Arbitration

Court, Moscow Region;

G. A. Tosunyan, President, Russian Banks Association,

Corresponding Member, Russian Academy of Sciences,

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Distinguished Scholar of the Russian Federation, Professor,

Doctor of Law, PhD (Physics and Mathematics);

M.A. Chereshnev, Secretary, International Decentralized

Association of Blockchain Technology and Cryptocurrencies,

First Deputy Director-General, Corporation for Development,

Moscow Region;

A.V. Chirkov, PhD (Law), Head, Regulations Directorate,

Service for Customer Rights Protection and Ensuring Access to

Financial Services, Central Bank of Russia;

Samuel Christophe Hutchinson, PhD, Lecturer, Department of

Legal Regulation of Economic Operations, Financial University


1. Artificial intelligence in law and economics: new opportunities

and/or new risks?

2. The international best practices in legal regulation of the

artificial intelligence use.

3. The legal professional’s operations: the artificial intelligence

use opportunities.

4. Are the robotic lawyers the future of the legal profession?

5. Artificial intelligence, law and economics: the practitioners’

point of view.

6. New legal technologies and the artificial intelligence


Ensuring Asset Protection and Risk Analysis as the National

Economy Growth Factors

Moderators

V.I. Prasolov, Deputy Head, Department of Risk Analysis and

Economic Security, Financial University;

V.M. Smirnov, Deputy Dean, Professor Senchagov Faculty of

Risk Analysis and Economic Security, Financial University

Contact information

[email protected]

Speakers

F.P. Abdullakhanov, Director, Department of Compliance,

Countering Money Laundering and Combating Financing of

Terrorism, KPMG Russia, Uzbekistan;

L.L. Anuchin, Aide to Presidential Commissioner for

Entrepreneurs' Rights;

A.O. Akhiyev, Deputy Director, Stolypin Institute of

Development Economics;

A.S. Bishenov, member, Expert Council, Head, Working Group

for Corporate Intelligence, Compliance and Financial

Investigations, Committee of the Chamber of Commerce and

Industry of the Russian Federation;

Igoris Krzeckovskis, EU expert in countering money laundering

and combating financing of terrorism, Lithuania;

I.A. Lebedev, PhD (Economics), Head, Department of Risk

Analysis and Economic Security, Financial University;

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S.N. Silvestrov, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Director,

Institute for Economic Policy and Economic Security Issues;

member, Russian Academy of Sciences, Financial University;

V. G. Starovoitov, Director, Center for Economic Security

Assessment and Monitoring, Institute for Economic Policy and

Economic Security Issues, Financial University;

A.Yu. Trofimov, PhD (Economics), Director-General for

Security, INSIS co.;

M.V. Trushin, Deputy Head, Center for Corruption Countering,

Russian Railways;

P.L. Chernov, Deputy Director, Financial Investigations and

Forensic Studies Legal Expertise Center;

E.A. Shvarts, Senior Manager, Center for Agro-industrial Sector

Competences, KPMG Russian and CIS, Moldova.


1. Prerequisites for and factors in ensuring the national economy’s

stable resistance to negative external factors’ influence.

2. Asset protection through the national economic security system.

3. Economic entities’ asset protection mechanisms.

4. Compliance as an economic entity’s assets protection method.

5. Modern approaches to and innovations in fraud, corruption,

money laundering countering and combating financing of

terrorism.

6. Corporate economic crime prevention system building


Growth Acceleration or Recession Mitigation: Accounting and

Monitoring Tools’ Strategic Possibilities in a Digital Economy

Moderators

R.P. Bulyga, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head, Department

of Accounting, Account Analysis and Audit, Financial University;

S.V. Korop, Deputy Director, Statements Processing Department,

Bank of Russia.


Speakers

V. I. Barilenko, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Accounting, Account Analysis and Audit, Financial University;

Yu.N. Guzov, First Deputy Dean, Faculty of Economics, Saint-

Petersburg State University;

O. V. Yefimova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of


Joanna Koczar, Lecturer, Department of Accounting Theory and

Financial Analysis, Wrocław University of Economics, Poland;

T.P. Karpova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Accounting, Account Analysis, Saint-Petersburg State University

of Economics;

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D.A. Lavrov, Head, Research Coordination Directorate,


M.V. Melnik, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of


L.I. Khoruzhiy, President, Institute of Chartered Accountants

and Auditors of Russia;

V.T. Chaya, Senior Research Fellow, Department of Accounting,

Account Analysis and Audit, Faculty of Economics, Lomonosov

Moscow State University;

L. Z. Shneidman, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Director,

Department of Regulation of Accounting, Financial Reporting

and Audit, Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation


1. Businesses’ accounting and monitoring tool review as a factor

contributing to economic growth.

2. Modern technology used to ensure business data reliability

and transparency.

3. Information support to change management in economic

entities.

4. Development programs: the implementation process

monitoring.

5. XBRL technology: the new use opportunities and risks for the

corporate statements and reports sector.

6. The economic reality and economy development prospects:

statistical data and forecasts.


Factors in Overcoming Recession and Achieving Economic

Growth

Moderators

E.V. Kamneva, Deputy Head, Associate Professor, Department

of HR Management and Psychology, Financial University;

Director, Center for Individuals’ Economic Behavior

Examination;

M.M. Simonova, Associate Professor, Department of HR

Management and Psychology, Financial University; Lead

Research Fellow, Center for Individuals’ Economic Behavior

Examination.

Contact information

[email protected]

Speakers

S.A. Bannikov, Deputy Director, State ATM Corporation Federal

State Unitary Enterprise, Associate Professor, Department of HR

Management and Psychology, Financial University;

G.N. Butyrin, Professor, Faculty of Political Science,

Lomonosov Moscow State University;

Yu.V. Dolzhenkova, Professor, Department of HR Management

and Psychology, Financial University;

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L.A. Zhigun, Professor, Plekhanov Russian University of

Economics; Professor, Department of HR Management and

Psychology, Financial University;

Le Minh Nhat, teaching assistant, Financial University;

Yu.G. Odegov, Head, HR Management Scientific School,

Plekhanov Russian University of Economics;

S.A. Polevoi, Professor, Department of Management, Lead

Research Fellow, Center for Individuals’ Economic Behavior

Examination, Financial University;

N.S. Pryazhnikov, Professor, Faculty of Psychology,

Lomonosov Moscow State University; Professor, Department of

HR Management and Psychology, Financial University;

T.O. Razumova, Head, Department of Labor Economics and

Personnel, Lomonosov Moscow State University

Salvatore Zappalà, Associate Professor, Department of

Psychology, University of Bologna, Italy


1. Investment in human capital development: education, science,

healthcare, and information technology.

2. Public confidence and the social and economic reforms.

3. The living standards and the individuals’ real income.

4. Efficient labor market formation, operations and regulation

mechanisms.

5. An efficient HR records management strategy.

6. Inertial and deviant economic behavior.


Monetary Policy and the Economic Growth

Moderator

M.V. Yershov, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Director, Center

for Monetary Policy and Financial Markets, Financial University;

Main Director for Financial Research, Institute for Energy and

Finance


Speakers

Apurva Sanghi, Lead Economist for the Russian Federation,

World Bank;

O. I. Belenkaya, Head, Department of Financial Analysis and

Economic Research, Alba Alliance Bank;

A.L. Vedev, Head, Laboratory of Structural Research, Russian

Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public

Administration;

V.A. Gamza, Chairman, Council for Financial and Investment

Policy, Chamber of Industry and Commerce of the Russian

Federation; community commissioner for economic entity

protection; partner, Audit Group, FalconFinance, YuFK;

O.D. Govtan, Doctor of Economics, Lead Research Fellow,

Monetary Research Laboratory, Institute for Economic

Forecasting, Russian Academy of Sciences;

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Ya. N. Dubenetsky, Senior Research Fellow, Institute of

Economic Forecasting, Russian Academy of Sciences;

V.V. Kovalev, Deputy Director, Department of Financial Policy,

Eurasian Economic Commission;

M.Yu. Kopeikin, Doctor of Economics, Professor, member,

Supervisory Board, Advisor to Chairman of the Board, VTB

Bank;

V.V. Kuznetsov, PhD (History), Director, UN Information

Center in Moscow;

A.K. Moiseyev, Doctor of Economics, Lead Research Fellow,

Center for Monetary Policy and Financial Markets, Financial

University; Head, Macrofinancial Research and Forecasting

Laboratory, Institute of Economic Forecasting, Russian


O.G. Solntsev, Head, Section of Monetary Policy and Banking

Sector Operations Analysis, Center for Macroeconomic Analysis

and Short-Term Forecasts;

A.S. Tanasova, Deputy Director, Center for Monetary Policy and

Financial Markets, Financial University;

G. A. Tosunyan, President, Russian Banks Association,

Corresponding Member, Russian Academy of Sciences,

Distinguished Scholar of the Russian Federation, Professor,

Doctor of Law, PhD (Physics and Mathematics);

A.G. Khachatryan, Director, Department of Financial Policy, Eurasian Economic Commission;

I.Z. Yarygina, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,

Department of Economy and Banking, Moscow State Institute of

International Relations (MGIMO University) of the Ministry of

Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation; Professor, Financial

University.


1. What factors hamper economic growth in Russia?

2. The reasons for the liquidity surplus formation in the Russian

banking system. Money transmission mechanism.

3. Is the money supply sufficient for the economy? Criteria used

for examining the issue.

4. Domestic demand, inflation and economic growth.

5. Why do we observe minimal economic growth if the inflation

rate is minimal?

6. Which mechanisms can the Central Bank of Russia use to

achieve economic growth?


National Economic Development Issues: are They the

Consequence of the Forecasting Errors or Management Mistakes?

Moderators

S. V. Shmanev, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Macroeconomic Regulation, Financial University;

I.L. Yurzinova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Economic Theory, Financial University.

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Speakers

D.G. Vilmak, postgraduate student, Faculty of Research and

Didactics, Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the

Republic of Belarus;

D.V. Grib, postgraduate student, Faculty of Research and



V.N. Grusha, postgraduate student, Faculty of Research and



Ye. A. Yedinak, PhD (Economics), Senior Research Fellow

Institute for Economic Forecasting, Russian Academy of

Sciences;

M.A. Yekaterinovskaya, PhD (Economics), staff member,

Department of Expert Analysis and Monitoring, Directorate of

Budget Planning and Government Programs, Ministry of

Economic Development of the Russian Federation;

S.A. Ilminskaya, PhD (Economics), Head, Department, Oryol

State University of Economics and Commerce;

Yu. P. Kalmykov, PhD (Economics), Lead Research Fellow,

Institute of Industrial Policy and Institutional Development,


S. Yu. Malkov, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Faculty

of Global Processes, Lomonosov Moscow State University;

S.S. Senkevich, postgraduate student, Faculty of Research and



P. V. Stroyev, PhD (Economics), Director, Center of Regional

Economics and Inter-budgetary Relations, Financial University

A.A. Shirov, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head, Laboratory

for Manufacturing Potential and Inter-Sectoral Interaction

Analysis and Forecasting, Deputy Director, Institute of Economic

Forecasting, Russian Academy of Sciences;

S. V. Shmanev, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Macroeconomic Regulation, Financial University;

I.L. Yurzinova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Economic Theory, Financial University


1. Is it growth, stagnation or recession? Whose point of view is

correct?

2. Decrees signed by the Russian President in May 2012 and the

forecasts offered by the Ministry of Economic Development:

what is in store for us?

3. Why forecasts do not work in economics?


Russian Pension Reform’s Demographic and Macroeconomic

Risks

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Moderators

A.K. Solovyev, Head, Department of Actuarial Calculations and

Strategic Planning, Pension Fund of the Russian Federation;

Professor, Department of Public Finance, Financial University;

M.A. Fedotova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,




Speakers

О.А. Aleksandrova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Deputy

Director for Research, Institute of Socio-Economic Studies of

Population of the Russian Academy of Sciences;

Assia Billig, Chief Actuary, Superintendent's Office, Office of

the Superintendent of Financial Institutions, Canada;

D.A. Karasev, ISSA Regional Coordinator for Eurasia, International Social Security Association;

Ye. Zh. Kuanyshev, Deputy Director, International Association

for Pension and Social Funds;

A. M. Kurmanov, Director-General, State Fund of Social

Security;

V.G. Oikin, Deputy Head, Ivanovo Region Office of the Pension

Fund of the of the Russian Federation;

A.N. Ponomarenko, Chairman, Board, Russian Association of

Statisticians All-Russia Community Organization;

V. Yu. Popov, Professor, Higher School of Economics (National

Research University) (Moscow);

A.N. Pudov, Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Protection of


L. S. Rzhanitsyna, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Senior

Research Fellow, Institute of Economics, Russian Academy of

Sciences, Distinguished Economist of the Russian Federation,

expert of the State Duma, international expert of the United

Nations Development Fund for Women;

A.K. Solovyev, Head, Department of Actuarial Calculations and

Strategic Planning, Pension Fund of the Russian Federation;

Professor, Department of Public Finance, Financial University;

M.A. Sorokina, Head of Unit, Department of Actuarial

Calculations and Strategic Planning, Pension Fund of the Russian

Federation;

Fabio Durán Valverde, Head, Public Finance, Actuarial and

Statistics Unit, International Labor Organization;

V.I. Sherstnev, Chairman, Council of the Association of

Professional Actuaries;

Jasmina Papa, Social Protection Specialist, Decent Work Team,

Country Office for Eastern Europe and Central Asia, International

Labor Organization


1. Poverty of various categories of pensioners: the factors and

conditions.

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2. Poverty measurement and statistical analysis as a prerequisite

for an objective assessment and efficient reduction.

3. Public support of pensioners’ poverty prevention programs and

engagement of employers.

4. Objective prerequisites for building individual funds

accumulation plans for the pension rights acquisition.

5. What are the reasons for the deficit of funds in the Pension

Fund: is it the cost increase or the income reduction?

6. What should the future pension system be like in a digital

economy where people acquire pension rights later?


Is It Possible to Solve Modern Social and Economic Issues if Trust

is Lacking in Intercultural Communications?

Moderators

A.Ya. Bolshunov, PhD (Psychology), Associate Professor, Lead

Research Fellow, International Center for Social Expertise and

Development, Department of Sociology, History and Philosophy, Financial University;

S.V. Klyagin, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, Department of

Sociology, History and Philosophy, Financial University; Head,

Department of the Theory and Practice of Social Interaction,

Russian State University for the Humanities


Speakers

L.N. Bokova, member of the Federation Council of the Federal

Assembly of the Russian Federation, First Deputy Chairperson of

the Committee on Legislation and State Building;

A.Ya. Bolshunov, PhD (Psychology), Associate Professor, Lead

Research Fellow, International Center for Social Expertise and

Development, Department of Sociology, History and Philosophy,


S.A. Bolshunova, Junior Research Fellow, International Center

for Social Expertise and Development, Department of Sociology,

History and Philosophy, Financial University;

K.V. Velikaya, Researcher, International Center for Social

Expertise and Development, Department of Sociology, History

and Philosophy, Financial University;

E.I. Zamarayeva, PhD (Philosophy), Associate Professor,


University;

Kaja Gadowska, Assistant Professor, Institute of Sociology,

Faculty of Philosophy, Jagiellonian University (Poland);

S.V. Klyagin, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, Department of

Sociology, History and Philosophy, Financial University; Head,

Department of the Theory and Practice of Social Interaction,

Russian State University for the Humanities;

T.V. Laptiyeva, Researcher, International Center for Social

Expertise and Development, Department of Sociology, History

and Philosophy, Financial University;

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N.A. Orekhovskaya, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, Deputy

Head for Teaching, Department of Sociology, History and

Philosophy, Financial University;

T.N. Seregina, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, Deputy Head

for Research, Department of Sociology, History and Philosophy,




University


1. Challenges and solutions to key intercultural communication

issues in a changing environment.

2. Sociocultural dynamics and the practice of intercultural

communication.

3. Promising intercultural communication models in the post-

information world.

4. The issues in intercultural communication adjustment to a

changing environment.


Corporate Finance: How to Start Using Growth Resources in the

Digital Age?

Moderators

L.G. Pashtova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Corporate Finance and Corporate Governance, Financial

University;

M.M. Ulbashev, Deputy Chairman, Committee for Budget and

Financial Markets, Federation Council of the Russian Federation


Speakers

Ye. B. Aimagambetov, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Rector,

Karaganda Economic University Karaganda of Kazpotrebsoyuz,

Kazakhstan;

D.D. Airapetyan, Head, Department of Project Support,

Directorate of Finance and Economics, Rosspirtprom;

S.S. Bachurina, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Plekhanov

Russian University of Economics; assistant of V.I. Resin, State

Duma Deputy;

E.V. Bykasova, Deputy Director-General for Economics and

Finance, Klassika co.;

Z.V. Gukezhev, Deputy Director, Department for Asset

Restructuring, RT Capital OOO, RosTech State Corporation;

K.V. Zabolotskaya, Deputy Director-General, Director for

Research and Innovation, Youth League of Finance;

Ye. B. Kuznetsov, Director-General, Orbita Capital Partners;

A.S. Kudryashov, Analyst, Information Center, Gazprombank;

I.A. Maksimtsev, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Rector, Saint-

Petersburg State University of Economics;

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I. Postupinsky, Deputy Financial Director, UniService group of

companies;

I.V. Solovyeva, acting Rector, Northern Caucasus Federal

University


1. Financial technologies and value assessment methods used by

the government and business companies.

2. Patterns, trends and specifics of the corporate finance

development in the epoch of digitalization.

3. Venture capital: global advantages in technology and business

models.

4. Corporate finance: is this the struggle for having a right to

participate in the global technology race or a right to understand

what the leaders are doing?

5. Corporate business models transform to embrace ecosystems.

6. Digitalization of the valuation process as the path leading to the

modern reality.


The United Markets of Labor, Employment and Professions: the

Gender Dimension, Contradictions, and Resources

Moderators

R.M. Kanapyanova, Doctor of Political Science, Full Counsellor

of State, Professor, Russian Presidential Academy of National

Economy and Public Administration, member, State Duma

Expert Council for Nationalities Affairs;

G. G. Sillaste, Professor, Honored Scholar of the Russian

Federation; Chairperson, Expert Council, Research Director,


University


Speakers

L.A. Vasilenko, Professor, Doctor of History, Russian


Administration;

T.N. Kochetova, Head, Department for Facilitating Civil Rights

and Liberties Protection, Office of the Moscow City

Commissioner for Human Rights;

M.Yu. Milovanova, PhD (History), Associate Professor,

Department of Political Sociology, Faculty of Sociology, Russian

State University for the Humanities; Moscow Region Social

Democratic Union of Women of Russia;

N.A. Nikolenko, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor,

Department of Sociology, Volgograd State University;

L.A. Savchenko, Professor, Department of Sectoral and Applied

Sociology, Southern Federal University;

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V.G. Ushakova, Associate Professor, Department of Sociology

of Political and Social Processes, Saint-Petersburg State

University;

O.A. Khasbulatova, Doctor of History, Editor-in-Chief,

Zhenshchina v Rossiyskom Obshchestve journal, Chairperson,

Government of the Ivanovo Region, Head of Staff, Government of the Ivanovo Region;

M.V. Shmatova, entrepreneur, Head, Young Entrepreneurs’

Association, member, Russian Union of Industrialists and

Entrepreneurs;

Olga Szücz, PhD (Philosophy), University of Debrecen, Hungary


1. Why are the markets of labor, employment and professions

united in the presence of accelerated academic mobility?

2. How does the markets’ gender structure affect the labor market

demand?

3. What is the gender asymmetry of markets of labor, employment

and professions?

4. Gender-dependent employment in a city.

5. The shadow market of female employees in a megalopolis;

violence and employment.

6. The dying professions’ gender structure and the demand for

new professions.


Tax Risks of the Government and the Taxpayers: the

Transformation in a New Economic Reality

Moderators

L. I. Goncharenko, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department

of Tax Policy and Customs Tariff Regulation, Financial

University;

D.I. Ryakhovsky, Managing Partner for Tax Policy, Legicon

Law law firm, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Tax Policy and Customs Tariff Regulation, Financial University


Speakers

S.O. Bazanova, Head, Excise Tax Unit, Department of Tax and

Customs Policy, Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation;

N.G. Vishnevskaya, Senior Tax Manager, Procter &Gamble;

V. P. Vishnevsky, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Member,

National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine;

E.F. Kireyeva, Doctor of Economics, Professor, First Vice-

Rector, Belarus State University of Economics, Belarus;

K.V Novoselov, Deputy Head, Controlling Department, Federal

Tax Service of the Russian Federation;

O.S. Popova, Director, Department of Tax Support of Businesses,

Managing Partner, Legicon Law law firm;

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room 34

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D.I. Ryakhovsky, Managing Partner for Tax Policy, Legicon

Law law firm, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Tax Policy and Customs Tariff Regulation, Financial University;

O.V. Silayeva, Director, Department of Tax Practices, Legicon

Law law firm;

V.Yu. Shashkov, trial lawyer, tax consultant.


1. Digitalization: tax implications for the government and

business companies.

2. Tax administration as a factor in mitigating the tax risks of the

government and taxpayers.

3. Indirect taxation as a new tax policy priority: risks for the

government and business companies.

4. Tax disputes as a reflection of the key taxpayers’ risks: the

current trends.

14:00-18:00 Session

Risks and External Challenges Faced by Russia as the

International Community Embraces Polycentrism: the

Economics, Finance and Business Sector *

Moderators

V. V. Perskaya, Director, Research Institute of International

Economic Relations, Financial University;

E.S Sokolova, Center for Analysis, Risk Management and

Internal Audit, Financial University

Contact information

[email protected], [email protected]

Speakers

A.I. Ageyev, Director General, Institute of Economic Strategies,

Section of Social Sciences, Russian Academy of Sciences;

S.S. Daiyrbekov, PhD (Didactics), Associate Professor, Syrdarya

University, Kazakhstan;

A.A. Bakulina, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Deputy Vice-

Rector for Research, Financial University;

Li Jingyuan, Minister Counsellor of Commerce of the Embassy

of the Peoples’ Republic of China in the Russian Federation;

Sun Jian, Minister Counsellor of Research of the Embassy of the

Peoples’ Republic of China in the Russian Federation;

L.N. Krasavina, Academic Advisor, Research Institute of

International Economic Relations, Financial University;

A.A. Krutko, former Ambassador Extraordinary and

Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation to the Kyrgyz Republic;

Ansori Muazzam Kudratzoda, Doctor of Didactics, Professor,

Rector, Tadjik Teacher Training Institute;

A.A. Ogryzov, Head, Budget Unit, Department of Finance and

Economics, Government of the Russian Federation;

M.L. Sneg, Director for Exports Policy and Analysis, Russian

Exports Center;

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A.N. Spartak, Corresponding Member, Russian Academy of

Sciences, Director, All-Russia Research Institute of Market

Conditions;

Suhail Naim Farah, President, Dialogue of Civilizations Open

International University, Lebanon;

Chen Zhigang, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Director-

General, Russian-Chinese Business Park


1. Modern challenges faced by the Russian economy as the

international community embraces polycentrism and ways to

mitigate the challenges.

2. Cooperation between Russia and India: the key areas that create

incentives for mutual development.

3. Integration of the Euro-Asian Economic Union countries: ways

to strengthen cooperation.

4. Global risks of the governments and the society in the digital

environment.

5. Systemic risks and digital transformation opportunities.

6. Russia’s industry development aimed at ensuring economic

security.

* Conference Proceedings will be published and indexed by

Web of Science (www.fa-center.org)


New Challenges in the Financial Market Development

Moderators

O. I. Lavrushin, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,

Department of Financial Markets and Banks, Financial

University;


Financial Markets and Banks, Financial University

Contact information

[email protected]

Speakers

M. A. Abramova, Doctor of Economics, Professor,


University;

N. A. Amosova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of


A.K. Afanasyev, PhD (Economics), former Chairman of the

Board, Moscow Stock Exchange (2012-2019);

S.V. Zubkova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,


University;

V.G. Kiyevsky, PhD (Economics), First Vice-President,

Association of Russian Banks;

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S.V. Krivoruchko, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department

of Financial Markets and Banks, Financial University;

O. I. Lavrushin, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,


University;

I.V. Larionova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department




O.S. Rudakova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department


Kazi Sohag, Adjunct Research Fellow, School of Commerce,

University of Southern Queensland, Australia;

V.A. Usoskiy, Professor of Economics, Minsk State Linguistic

University;

Detlev Hummel, Doctor, Professor, Head, Department of

Business Administration (specialization: Finance and Banking),

University of Potsdam (Germany).

Claus Peter Luttermann, Professor of Business Law, University

of Eichstätt Ingolstadt, Germany


1. Finance for sustainable development.

2. What results has Russia’s monetary policy produced to achieve

economic growth?

3. Is it true that the financial innovation is the main economic

development driver?

4. A new format for the banks’ and the real sector players’

interaction.

5. Ensuring people’s trust in financial market institutions in a

digital environment.

6. Regional financial market as an economic growth factor.

7. Innovation in the payment industry aimed at achieving

economic growth.


Political Competition: a Driver of or a Limit to Economic Growth

Moderators

S.Yu. Belokonev, PhD (Political Science), Director, Department

of Political Science and Mass Communications, Financial

University;

S.A. Markov, Director, Institute for Political Studies


Speakers

Roberta Alonzi, PhD History of International Relations,

University of Siena, Italy;

M.G. Delyagin, Doctor of Economics, Editor-in-Chief,

Svobodnaya Mysl journal; Director, Institute for Globalization

Issues;

Leningradky

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Professors’ Club

(room 200А)

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S.Ye. Zaslavsky, Doctor of Law, Advisor, Presidential Executive

Office; Editor-in-Chief, Izbiratelnoye zakonodatelstvo i praktika

journal;

N.O. Isayev, PhD (Law), Director, Modern Economy Institute;

K. Ye. Koktysh, PhD (Political Science), Associate Professor,

Department of Theory of Politics, Moscow State Institute of


Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Belarus;

Yu. G. Korgunyuk, Doctor of Political Science, Head,

Department of Political Science, Informatics for Democracy

(INDEM) foundation;

Ye. K. Mikhailenko, PhD (Economics), Head, Department of

Modern Political and Economic Institutions, Domestic Policy

Directorate, Presidential Executive Office;

S.A. Mikheyev, political scientist, radio host, TV host;

R. M. Nureyev, Doctor of Economics, Scientific Advisor,

Department of Economic Theory, Financial University;

Ya. A. Plyais, Doctor of Political Science, Doctor of History,

Professor, Department of Political Science and Mass

Communications, Chairman, Professors’ Club, Financial

University;

O.A. Podberezkina, PhD (Political Science), Research Fellow,

Center for Post-Soviet Studies, Moscow State Institute of


Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation;

Enrique Refoyo, PhD, Charles III University of Madrid, Spain;

A.I. Solovyev, Doctor of Political Science, Head, Department of

Political Analysis, Faculty of Public Administration, Lomonosov

Moscow State University;

Sun Ziqi, PhD (Political Science), lecturer, Department of

History of Political and Economic Doctrines, Lomonosov

Moscow State University


1. Institutional boundaries and economic growth;

2. Political and economic competition;

3. The establishment and the economic development strategy;

4. Foreign policy factors affecting domestic policy;

5. Breakthrough economic development policy implementation

possibility.


A Roadmap for the Civil Service Sector Development in 2019-

2021: the New Technologies and the Old Issues

Moderators

Ye. D. Bogatyrev, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department

of Public Administration and Municipal Management, Financial

University;

T.M. Tokmurzin, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,

Department of Public Administration and Municipal

Management, Financial University

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room 61

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Contact information: nlkprof201 [email protected],

[email protected]

Speakers

D. V. Basnak, Director, Department of Public Policy in

Corruption Countering by Civil Servants, Ministry of Labor and

Social Protection of the Russian Federation;

N.M. Gorina, Head, Inter-Regional Operations Office, Federal

Treasury;

A.Yu. Oleinik, Deputy Head, Department of Budget Policy and

Public Administration, Judicial System and Civil Service

Rabah Nidal Hussein, President, Palestinian Association of

Russian and CIS Countries’ Universities’ Graduates, Palestine;

Shah Sultan Akifi, Doctor, Professor, Attaché for Cultural

Relations, Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan


1. Russian civil service sector appointment procedure

improvement;

2. Creating incentives for improving civil servants’ operational

efficiency;

3. Introduction of new professional development programs for

civil servants;

4. Accelerated ICT introduction into the government

institutions’ operations.

5. Public Administration and Municipal Management programs:

quality of training.


Universal Basic Income: the Theoretical and Empirical Approach

Moderators

Alexandra Pilus, postgraduate student, Götz Werner Chair of


University of Freiburg;

S.P. Solyannikova, PhD (Economics), Professor, Head,

Department of Public Finance, Financial University


Speakers

S.V. Anureyev, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department

of Public Finance, Financial University;

S.G. Belev, PhD (Economics), Senior Research Fellow, Institute

of Applied Economic Research, Russian Presidential Academy of

National Economy and Public Administration; Head, Laboratory

for Budget Policy Studies, Gaidar Institute of Economic Policy;

Dr. Saleem Khan, Professor of Economics and Director of the

Russian Program in the Department of Economics, Bloomsburg

University of Pennsylvania;

S.P. Solyannikova, PhD (Economics), Professor, Head,

Department of Public Finance, Financial University;

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(room 1006)

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V.V. Trubin, expert, Analysis Center, Social Policy Department


Karl Justus Bernhard Neumärker, Head, Götz Werner Chair of


University of Freiburg;



Freiburg


1. Traditional social security programs vs the Universal Basic

Income: the pros and the contras.

2. The Universal Basic Income: is it a universal

solution/platform for social security system building or does it

mean a drastic reduction and unification of the regular social

security programs?

3. The Universal Basic Income: assessment of the social and

economic consequences.

4. The Universal Basic Income, economic growth and budgetary

constraints.

5. Social support through tax reduction and the Universal Basic

Income: the pros and the contras


The Language as an Instrument of Soft Power: Finding a Common

Ground or a Cultural Expansion?

Moderators

A. N. Rementsov, Doctor of Didactics, Professor, Deputy Vice-

Rector for International Cooperation, Financial University;

member of Board, Russian Society of Teachers of Russian

Language and Russian Literature;

E.V. Brodovskaya, Professor, Doctor of Political Science,




Speakers

Abdulla Issa, First Secretary of the Embassy of the State of

Palestine, poet, journalist, political analyst, film producer,

Palestine;

Al-Zafari Anvar, President, Association of Yemeni Graduates of

the Universities of the USSR, Russia and CIS Countries, Yemen;

V.M. Davydov, corresponding member, Russian Academy of

Sciences, Research Director, Institute for Latin American Studies,


V.G. Ivanov, Doctor of Political Science, Associate Professor,

Department of Comparative Political Science, Faculty of

Humanities and Social Sciences, Peoples’ Friendship University

of Russia, executive secretary, editorial board, Vestnik RUDN

journal;

T.L. Kaminskaya, Doctor of Philology, Head, Department of

Journalism, Novgorod State University;

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V.V. Kaftan, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, Department of

Political Science and Mass Communications, Financial

University;

Ilona Kiss, PhD in Philology; Editor-in-Chief, Russian Quarter

journal of Budapest Eotvos Lorand University; Professor,

Department of the Worlds’ Literatures, Moscow Teacher Training

State University; Senior Fellow, Russian Institute for Advanced

Studies, Moscow Teacher Training State University, Hungary;

I.I. Klimova, PhD (Philology), Professor, Head of the

Department of Language Training, Financial University;

I.E. Sokolovskaya, Doctor of Psychology, Professor, Director-

General, Sputnik International Educational and Tourist Center;

Elahi Ahmadreza, Director, Iranian Culture and Persian

Language Center, Iran


1. How do the cultural and linguistic influence relate to each

other?

2. What is the dynamics and distribution of language populations?

3. The changes in the international language status: are we moving

from the Anglo-centrism to polycentrism?

4. What technologies are used to promote language use and

language expansion?

5. What is the status quo in and the future of the ‘Russian World’?

6. What is the place of a language in the digital world? Is it a

means of communication in the social media, or a characteristic

of the digital diasporas?

15:30-17:30 Session

Data Analysis, Decision-Making and FinTech

Moderators

D.A. Nazipov, PhD (Economics), Head, Department of Banking

Automation and IT, Financial University; First Vice-President,

Gazprombank;

V.I. Solovyev, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,

Department of Data Analysis, Decision-Making Theory and

Financial Technology, Financial University


Speakers

Dušan Barać, Professor, Department of E-business, Faculty of

Organizational Sciences, University of Belgrade, Serbia;

V.A. Bragin, Director for Financial Markets and Macroeconomic

Analysis, Alfa Capital;

Dr. Marijana Despotović-Zrakić, Professor, Department of E-

business, Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University of

Belgrade, Serbia;

A.А. Losev, Deputy Head, Department of Data Analysis,

Decision-Making Theory and Financial Technology, Financial

University;

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room 0625

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S. V. Makrushin, Associate Professor, Department of Data

Analysis, Decision-Making Theory and Financial Technology,


Karl Summanen, PhD (Physics and Mathematics), Vice-

President, VTB Bank;

A.V. Chertok, PhD (Physics and Mathematics), Managing

Director, Center for Data Research, Sberbank

Predrag Janičić, Professor of Computer Science, Faculty of

Mathematics, University of Belgrade, Serbia


1. Machine learning in risk management: the newest trends.

2. General artificial intelligence: the current trends.

3. Intelligent asset management: best practices gained by Alfa

Capital.

4. Intelligent fleet management systems.

5. Graph analytics and question-answer systems.

6. Smart manufacturing: best practices gained by the Financial

University.


The Impact Made by Research on the Social and Economic

Development of Regions and Municipalities

Moderators

S.A. Bozhenov, PhD (Sociology), member, State Duma

Committee for Education and Science, member, Expert Council

for Regional and Municipal Research Development;

P.V. Razov, Professor, Deputy Head for Practice-Oriented

Education and Projects, Department of Sociology, Financial

University


Speakers

Yu.A. Afonin, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Samara State

University of Economics;

O.P. Bykov, member, State Duma Committee for State Building

and Legislation;

E.A. Dergacheva, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, Bryansk

State Technical University, member, Russian Academy of

Sciences;

Kaja Gadowska, Assistant Professor, Institute of Sociology,

Faculty of Philosophy, Jagiellonian University (Poland);

V.L. Makarov, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, member,

Russian Academy of Sciences; Director, Central Economics and

Mathematics Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences;

V.V. Markin, Doctor of Sociology, Professor, Head, Center for

Regional Sociology and Conflictology, Institute of Sociology,


G.I. Osadchaya, Doctor of Sociology, Professor, Head, Center

for the Study of Eurasian integration Processes, Institute of Social

and Political Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences;

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room 406А

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V. I. Patrushev, Doctor of Sociology, Professor, Russian

Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under

the President of the Russian Federation; President, Academy of

the Sciences of Social Technologies and Local Self-Government;



University

G.V. Tyurin, President, Initiative Foundation for Local

Community Development;

K.V. Kharchenko, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor,

Belgorod State Research University, corresponding member,

Academy of the Sciences of Social Technologies and Local Self-

Government


1. Researchers’ modern practices in supporting development of

regional and municipal development programs and projects.

2. Regional research infrastructure as a tool used for making an

impact upon social and economic development.

3. The role of researchers’ analysis in solving topical social and

economic municipality development issues.

4. The potential of the human resources and regional and

municipal science development: quality, issues and development

agenda.

Thurs., 28 November 2019 09:30-17:00 Corporate Governance in a Modern World’s Financial Market:

Business Course: Maximum Program

14th All-Russia Student Competition

Chairperson of the prize awarding committee

I.V. Lukashenko, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,


University; Head, International Laboratory of Finance,

Department of the World Economy and World Finance.


Chairman of the Organizing Committee

D. E. Sorokin, Doctor of Economics, Professor, corresponding

member, Russian Academy of Sciences Research Director of the


Organizing Committee

Ch.V. Kerimova, PhD (Economics), Head, Office of Career

Guidance and Interaction with Talented Students, Financial

University

A.V. Timokhov, PhD (Physics and Mathematics), Associate

Professor, Head, Laboratory of business Games and Simulation,

Research and Computation Center, Lomonosov Moscow State

University.


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room 0721, 0723

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1. The competition participant runs a virtual firm that operates in

a competitive environment.

2. A computer presents detailed information about the firm’s work

results at each game stage as reports.

3. The game ‘lasts’ for 6 ‘years’ (with a month’s increment).

4. The user’s goal is to achieve the maximum value of the

integrated performance rating, that is, the rating gained by the end

of the game.


The Way Global Issues are Resolved in Modern China: the

Experience Russia Could Benefit from

Moderators

S. A. Prosekov, PhD (Philosophy), Associate Professor,

Department of Sociology, History and Philosophy, Deputy Dean

for Research, Faculty of Sociology and Political Science,


T.N. Seregina, PhD (Philosophy), Associate Professor, Deputy

Head, Department of Sociology, History and Philosophy


Speakers

R.V. Antoshkin, 2-year student, Faculty of Sociology and

Political Science, Financial University;

O.I. Ivanov, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Government Regulation of Economy, Russian Presidential

Academy of National Economy and Public Administration;

D.E. Kovrigin, 4-year student, Faculty of Sociology and Political

Science, Financial University;

A.Ye. Sergeyeva, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Deputy

Head, Department of Government Regulation of the Economy,

Institute of Civil Service and Public Administration, Russian


Administration;

V.I. Tityayeva, 2-year student, Faculty of Sociology and Political


I.V. Tovachenkov, 4-year student, Faculty of Sociology and

Political Science, Financial University.


1. Environmental monitoring and economy digitalization.

2. Global issues as a barrier to the Russian regions’ social and

economic development.

3. The production and post-consumer waste recycling.

4. Cooperation between Russia and China in solving global issues.

Leningradky

Prospekt, 49/2,

room 506

10:00-18:00 Development and Self-organization of Social and Economic

Systems. World Economy, EAEU and the Russian Practice

International Sustainable Development Symposium SKISD2019

Moderators

Leningradky

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room 213

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V.V. Dementyev, Professor, Doctor of Economics, Department

of Economic Theory, Financial University;

D.K. Chistilin, PhD (Economics), Director, Simon Kuznets

International Institute for Development and Self-Organization


Speakers

Akio Matsumoto, Professor, Department of Economics, Chuo

University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan;




Yuri Yegorov, Professor, Department of Business Studies,

Faculty of Economics, University of Vienna

A.N. Klepach, PhD (Economics), Deputy Chairman, Chief

Economist, Vnesheconombank;

V.I. Mayevsky, Doctor of Economics, member, Russian

Academy of Sciences, Director, Center for Evolutionary

Economics;

I.N. Morozov, PhD (Economics), PhD (Law), Deputy Chairman,

Committee for Science, Education and Culture, Federation

Council;

P.G. Nikitenko, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Counselor,

Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic

of Belarus, member, National Academy of Sciences of the


R. M. Nureyev, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Economic Theory, Financial University;

Kozo Mayumi, Professor, Faculty of Integrated Arts and

Sciences, Tokushima University, Japan;

P. Nikitenko, Aide to President of the Academy of Sciences of

the Republic of Belarus, Belarus;

Orazaly Sabden, Professor, Doctor of Economics, member

National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Kazakhstan,

Director, Institute of Economic Studies under the Government of

the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kazakhstan;

Jacques Sapir, economist, member, Russian Academy of

Sciences, France;

N.I. Suslov, Professor, Doctor of Economics, Institute of

economics and Industrial Production, corresponding member,


Franz Wirl, Professor, Institute of Business Administration,

University of Vienna, Austria;

A.A. Shirov, Professor, Doctor of Economics, Deputy Director,

Institute of Economic Forecasting, corresponding member,

Russian Academy of Sciences


1. The Kuznets - Kondratieff theory of economic growth, cycles

and secular movements and the modern understanding of the

social and economic system economic development.

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2. The key global development trends: the EAEU and the Russian

economy in the 21st century. Where is Russia moving? What is

the place of Russia and the EAEU in the global future?

3. The world economy and the Eurasian international

associations’ development prospects in 2020 - 2050 as seen

through the prism of the theory of cycles.

4. The Schumpeter theories of innovative development, the

Kondratieff theory of cycles and the Kuznets theory of economic

growth: the strategy and practice of modern Russia’s social and

economic development.

5. The adopted Russia’s development strategy and the

implementation issues. Topical issues and solutions.

6. Russian macroeconomic policy formation and implementation

institutions and their efficiency today.

7. The EAEU development strategy. The integration process start

and the member states’ macroeconomic policies. Topical issues

and solutions.

10:00-13:00 Master class

Economic Consequences of Digitalization and Technologies

that will Change the Business Sector in the Near Future (AI,

IoT, RPA, Social Media)

Moderator


of Digital Economy Development, Financial University

Contact information

[email protected]

Speaker

Terry White, author of books; Associate Senior Analyst, Ovum,

UK


1. Labor market changes induced by the digitalization

process;

2. Digital ethics

Leningradky

Prospekt, 51/4,

room 24

10:10-11:40 Roundtable discussion session in French

Russian Economy Development: the Myths and the Reality

Moderators

N.N. Mikheyeva, lecturer, Department of Language Training,


T.V. Sedova, PhD (Didactics), Associate Professor, Department

of Language Training, Financial University


Speakers

A. Yu. Alifirenko, student, student group MFF4-1, Financial

University;

P.A. Belova, student, student group ME3-8, Financial University;

Ye.A. Demenkova, student, student group MF3-2, Financial

University;

Leningradky

Prospekt, 49,

room 434

45

Giulia Vercesi, student of master program in Foreign Languages

in a Business Company, University of Modena, Italy;

A.I. Yekimova, student, student group MFF4-1, Financial

University;

A.V.Yermolaeva, student, student group MFF4-1, Financial

University;

I.S.Zaitsev, student, student group MFF4-1, Financial University;

M.A. Lemegova, student, student group MBEK3-1, Financial

University;

N.A. Rozhkov, student, student group MFF3-2, Financial

University;

Célia Ziat, student of master program in Finance, Jean Moulin

University Lyon 3, France;

Yu.V. Tikhomirova, student, student group MF3, Financial

University;

A.O. Tulyakov, student, student group MF3-4, Financial

University;

A.P. Ushakova, student, student group ME3-8, Financial

University;

Ye.O.Ushenina, student, student group MFF3-2, Financial

University

A.K. Chentsova, student, student group ME3-7, Financial

University


1. The Russian market gives a helping hand.

2. The great power is back.

3. Russia and the new geopolitical reality.

4. Corruption as the national disaster.

5. Poverty and inequality in Russia.

6. The financial crisis: what are the consequences Russia faces?


Tourism, Sports and Hospitality Industry: in Search of the

Incentives for Growth

Moderators

Yu.O. Ivanova, PhD (Economics), Deputy Dean, Faculty of

International Tourism, Sport Business and Hospitality Industry,


T.P. Rozanova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Dean, Faculty

of International Tourism, Sport Business and Hospitality Industry,



Speakers

A.V. Averin, PhD (Philosophy), Associate Professor, First

Deputy Dean, Faculty of International Tourism, Sport Business

and Hospitality Industry, Financial University;

Ye. A. Alyamkina, PhD (Psychology), Chairperson, Youth

Committee, Moscow Coordination Council of the Regional

Ulitsa

Verkhnyaya

Maslovka, 15,

room 341

46

Friendly Associations of People from Same Area under the

Government of the City of Moscow;

S.E. Volkova, Head, Department of Marketing and External

Communications, Amadeus Information Technologies;

I.G. Gladskaya, Director-General, D-Media;

A.N. Kochurov, Director-General, Pioner Cup, counselor of

Vice-President of the Russian Biathlon Players’ Union;

I.D. Kudyakina, Chairperson, Student Research Association,

Faculty of International Tourism, Sport Business and Hospitality

Industry, Financial University;

O.V. Leshchenko, Head, Department of Business Development,

Amadeus Information Technologies;

K.K. Pozdnyakov, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,

Department of Management, Financial University


1. How can we attract investment to the tourism and hospitality

industry?

2. Profitable sports industry: is it possible to build it in Russia?

3. The key sustainable development goals of the sports and

tourism sector.


Logistics Competences of the Future

Moderators

O.N. Larin, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Deputy Head,

Department of Logistics and Marketing, State Technical

University MADI;

I.A. Rachkovskaya, PhD (Economics), Deputy Dean, Faculty of

Logistics, Financial University


Speakers

I.A. Yermakov, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, State

University of Management, Editor-in-Chief, Sila Sistem journal;

S.S. Kuzminykh, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, State

University of Management, member, Organizing Committee,

Logistics Open Tournament;

L.B. Mirotin, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor,

Distinguished Scholar of the Russian Federation, holder of the

Russian Government Award (Logistics), Chairman, Logistics

Coordination Council;

A.S. Sinitsyna, PhD (Technical Sciences), Associate Professor,

Russian University of Transport, member, Organizing

Committee, Logistics Open Tournament.


1. New educational standards development for higher education

programs in logistics.

2. The interaction of researchers and businesses as a prerequisite

for training of experts in logistics.

Ulitsa

Verkhnyaya

Maslovka, 15,

room 148

47

3. An expert in logistics/systems analyst is the profession of the

future.

4. The role played by student competitions in logistics experts’

professional competencies formation.

5. Logistics Open Tournament-2020 International Logistics

Tournament requirements for the university student team

members.

14:00–16:00 Roundtable discussion session

Fuel and Energy Sector Innovations: Technology, Economics and

People

Moderator

A.V. Sharkova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,

Department of Business Economics, Financial University

Contact information: lgahmetshina@ fa.ru

Speakers

Aidrus Irina Akhmed Zein, PhD (Economics), Associate

Professor, Department of International Economic Relations,

Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia;

N.O. Kurdyukova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,

Department of Economics, Technological University


1. The innovative technology introduction as an element of the

company’s fundamental problem solution.

2. Economic characteristics and the role of technological

processes and phenomena in solving modern energy sector

development problems.

Leningradsky

Prospekt, 51/1,

room 0625


Quality of Public Administration Services and Consumer

Satisfaction: the Possibility of a Breakthrough

Moderators

Ye. V. Razumova, lecturer, Department of Public Administration

and Municipal Management, Financial University

T.M. Tokmurzin, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,




Speakers

M.L. Vasyunina, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,

Department of Public Financial Control, First Deputy Dean,

Faculty of Public Administration and Financial Control, Financial

University;

N.A. Zavalko, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Public Administration and Municipal Management, Financial

University;

V.A. Istomin, Managing Director, Russian Municipal Academy;

I.V. Lipatova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,


Financial University, Deputy Dean for Teaching and Education,

Leningradsky

Prospekt, 51/1,

room 0223

48


University;

L.A. Plotitsyna, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Public Administration and Municipal Management, Financial

University;

M.N. Prokofyev, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,


Management, Financial University;

O.S. Semkina, PhD (Economics), Professor, member, Russian

Municipal Academy


1. The government spending efficiency.

2. Digital technologies used by public administrators.

3. Civil services sector improvement.

4. Government regulation instruments development and the

quality of public administration services.

5. Engaging people into public administration and municipal

management.

6. Quality of training in Public Administration programs.

14:00-18:00 Session

The Arctic Region: Economics VS Environment Protection

Moderators

A.P. Buyevich, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,


T.V. Kharitonova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor

Department of Business Economics, Deputy Dean, Faculty of

Finance and Economics of the Fuel and Energy Sector, Financial

University


Speakers

A.P. Gubchevskaya, student, Moscow State Institute of



S.A. Malysheva, student, Moscow State Institute of International

Relations (MGIMO University) of the Ministry of Foreign

Affairs of the Russian Federation;

Yu.O. Plekhanova, student, Moscow State Institute of


Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation


1. Environmental and industrial safety and the Arctic ice shelves

exploitation.

2. International cooperation in resolving environmental issues of

the Arctic Region of Russia.

3. Improving the Arctic energy projects’ attractiveness for

investors.

Leningradky

Prospekt, 51/1,

room 0422

49


Insurance and Social Sector Institutions as Growth Multipliers

Moderators

A.S. Yermolayeva, senior lecturer, PhD (Economics),

Department of Insurance Business and Social Sector Economy, Financial University;

M.A. Selivanova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,

Department Finance and Lending, Barnaul Branch, Financial

University

Contact information [email protected] [email protected]

Speakers

T.A. Belousova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Department of Insurance Business and Social Sector Economy,


A.V. Dorozhkin, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,



A.S. Yermolayeva, senior lecturer, PhD (Economics),

Department of Insurance Business and Social Sector Economy, Financial University;

Ye.V. Zlobin, PhD (History), Associate Professor, Director,

Office for Interaction with Education Institutions, Rosgosstrakh

insurance company;

N.V. Zozulya, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Department of Insurance Business and Social Sector Economy,


M.A. Selivanova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,

Department Finance and Lending, Barnaul Branch, Financial

University


1. The social and community sectors as the basis of the sustainable

development of Russia.

2. New challenges posed to insurers of the generation Z.

3. Insurance and social vectors in career building.

4. Motivation for learning.

5. Topical insurance issues in Russia, Central and Eastern Europe.

Maly

Zlatoustinsky

Pereulok, 7/1,

room 204


Economic Optimism VS Economic Pessimism: Which is Our

Psychological Model?

Moderators

S.M. Buyanova, senior instructor, Department of HR

Management and Psychology, Financial University;

A.N. Nevryuyev, senior instructor, Department of HR

Management and Psychology, Financial University


Ulitsa

Verkhnyaya

Maslovka, 15,

room 358

50

Speakers

I.S. Artyushenko, Federal Research and Clinical Research

Center of the Federal Biomedical Agency of Russia;

Đậu Thị Huyền Chang, student, Faculty of Management,

Financial University, Vietnam;

A.Dolinsky, student, Faculty of Management, Financial

University, Transdniestrian Moldavian Republic;

S.B. Mokhova, Spravedlivaya Meditsina autonomous non-profirt

organization;

Miu Ruixue, master program student, Faculty of Management,

Financial University, China;

I.R. Sariyeva, Higher School of Economics (National Research

University) (Moscow)


1. How do people perceive economic changes in the country?

2. Optimists and pessimists making economic forecasts: is there a

difference?

3. The psychological model of economic optimism: what does it

look like?

4. Can we /Do we need to study the psychological attitude to

economic models?

5. Economic slowdown period: is it the time you can spend on

analysis or is it just a totally bad period?

14:00-15:30 Roundtable discussion session in English

(a spacebridge)

International Project Management: a Russian and Eastern

European View of International Student Projects

Moderators

T.A. Goroshnikova, First Deputy Dean, Faculty of International


Ye. S. Smakhtin, Deputy Dean for Business Development,

Faculty of International Finance, Financial University


Speakers

M.O. Arakcheyeva, Head, Laboratory, Department of

International Finance, Financial University;

A.I. Ilyinsky, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Dean,

Faculty of International Finance, Financial University;

I.V. Lukashenko, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,


University; Head, International Laboratory of Finance,

Department of the World Economy and World Finance


1. Russian and European Arctic Region sustainable development

strategies.

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room 422

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2. Drivers of interests in the Arctic Region.

3. Green lending as a tool used in green finance.

4. Incentives and instruments used by champions of green lending

and other green assets.

5. Social economy and social entrepreneurship.

6. Sustainable development goals.


Project Development Prospects within the Public Administration

System

Moderator

I. V. Bitkina, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,




Speakers

N.L. Krasyukova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department


University;

O.V. Panina, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Department


University;

S.E. Prokofyev, Deputy Head, Federal Treasury, Doctor of

Economics, Professor, Head, Department of Public

Administration and Municipal Management, Financial

University;

N.S. Sergiyenko, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,


Management, Financial University;

S. Ye. Ushakova, PhD (Economics), Head, Section for the

Analysis of Young Researcher Support Tools, Russian Research

Institute of Economics, Politics and Law in Science;

L.V. Shubtsova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,




1. Issues of project management methodology in the public

administration sector and government institutions.

2. Russian and international project management best practices.

3. Project approach use: the difficulties and limitations.

4. Project activities within the public administration system: areas

for improvement.

Leningradky

Prospekt, 51/1,

room 0411


Strategic Audit of National Projects

Moderator

N.V. Savina, Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor,

Department of Public Financial Control, Financial University


Leningradky

Prospekt, 51/1,

room 0909


52

Speakers

M.L. Vasyunina, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,

Department of Public Financial Control, First Deputy Dean,


University;

S.A. Gorbunov, President, Institute of Digital Economy and Law;

N.V. Romanova, PhD (Economics), Head, Research Center for

Accounting and Audit of Digital Economy, Institute of Digital

Economy and Law;

A.S. Saiko, Chief Inspector, Inspectorate for the Consolidation of

Results of Analytical and Controlling Operations of the

Department for Analytical and Controlling Operations in Federal

Budget Spending on Communications, Informatics, Media,

Periodicals and Publications, Accounts Chamber of the Russian

Federation;

E.A. Fedchenko, Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor,

Head, Department of Public Financial Control, Financial

University;

S.V. Frumina, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,

Department of Public Finance, Director, Postgraduate Training

Department, Financial University


1. National projects implementation issues. Strategic audit

development trends.

2. Conceptual approaches to strategic audit of national projects.

3. Information support for the strategic audit of national projects.

4. A comparative analysis of Russian and overseas concepts and

identification of strategic audit functions.

14:00-15:30 Roundtable discussion session in English

Russian SMEs Development: the Modern Challenges

Moderators

P.P. Rostovtseva, PhD (Didactics), Associate Professor,


O.Yu. Tereshina, senior lecturer, Department of Language

Training, Financial University


Speakers

V.A. Bardakhanov, student, student group Yu18-2, Financial

University;

G.V. Belozor, student, student group NiN19-3, Financial

University;

A.A. Berdnikova, lawyer, Center for Community Help;

Ye.A. Vavilova, student, student group NiN19-1, Financial

University;

D.I. Nartsov, student, student group NiN19-4, Financial

University;

E.A. Safonova, student, student group NiN19-4, Financial

University;

P.I. Sevryugina, student, student group YALNbv-08-19,

Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia;

Chetverty

Veshnyakovsky

Proyezd, 4, room

3810


53

A.Kh. Sotavov, student, student group Yu18-2, Financial

University;

Ye. Khokhlova, student, Plekhanov Russian University of

Economics;

A.V. Tsybakova, student, student group NiN19-2, Financial

University


1. The key SMEs development issues in the Russian Federation.

2. Legal regulation of SME operations in the modern economy.

3. Measures taken to develop SMEs in the Russian Federation


Young People’s Financial Behavior: is it a Myth or a Reality?

Moderators

N.I. Kiseleva, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor, Department

of Sociology, History and Philosophy, Financial University; E.Ye. Pismennaya, Doctor of Sociology, Professor, Department

of Sociology, History and Philosophy, Financial University


Student project managers

N.V. Alikperova, PhD (Economics), senior lecturer, Department

of Sociology, History and Philosophy, Financial University;

M.V. Baranovsky, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor,


University;

G.V. Brega, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor, Department


L.A. Brushkova, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor,

Academic Secretary, Expert Council, Department of Sociology,

History and Philosophy, Financial University; A.V. Brykin, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Sociology, History and Philosophy, Financial University;

Ye. V. Voyevodina, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor,


University;

I.I. Gruntovsky, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor,


University;

O.M. Dudina, PhD (Philosophy), Associate Professor,


University;

P.K. Zalessky, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor,


University;

M.V. Kibakin, Doctor of Sociology, Professor, Department of


N.I. Kiseleva, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor, Department


E.L. Kruglova, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor,


University;

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Prospekt, 51/4,

room 79a


54

Yu.A. Laamarti, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor,


University;

S.V. Lvov, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor, Department of


S.V. Nazarenko, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor,


University;

A.A. Nikolayev, PhD (Philosophy), Associate Professor,


University;

P.A. Peremibeda, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor,


University;

V.A. Prokhoda, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor,


University;

S.A. Yushkova, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor,


University


1. Financial behavior: the stereotypes and rules.

2. Financial success as a result produced by economic behavior.

3. Financial behavior as a factor in social differentiation.

4. Reasonable financial behavior: models and stereotypes.

5. The households’ financial culture.


Communication and Trust in International Relations as the Basis

for the World’s Sustainable Development: the Past and the Present

Moderators

A.A. Gorban, lecturer, Department of Sociology, History and


M.N. Svintsova, PhD (History), Associate Professor,


University


Speakers

N.O. Voskresenskaya, PhD (History), Associate Professor,


University;

N.V. Yeliseyeva, PhD (History), Professor, Ne History Research

and Education Center, Russian State University for the

Humanities;

A.S. Kislyakov, PhD (History), Associate Professor, Department


E.V. Lapteva, Doctor of History, Associate Professor,


University;

Leningradky

Prospekt, 51/4,

room 34


55

L.A. Muravyeva, PhD (History), Associate Professor,


University;

E.M. Murashova, senior lecturer, Department of Sociology,


I.V. Potkina, Doctor of History, Professor, Institute of Russian

History, Russian Academy of Sciences;

E.M. Skvortsova, PhD (History), Associate Professor,


University;

E.A. Yalozina, PhD (History), Associate Professor, Department

of Sociology, History and Philosophy, Financial University


1. Economic and political alliances as one of the stages in the

European statehood development.

2. International unions and the globalization: the status quo and

the prospects.

3. Sanctions as a tool for regulating intercultural communications:

a historian's view.


Is It Unity in Diversity or a Global Cultural Code?

Moderators

A.V. Volobuyev, PhD (Philosophy), Associate Professor,


University;

E.I. Zamarayeva, PhD (Philosophy), Associate Professor,


University


Speakers Ye.S. Buzhor, PhD (Philosophy), senior lecturer, Department of


E. Ye. Zvonova, PhD (Philosophy), Associate Professor,


University;

E.S. Kuzina, teaching assistant, Financial University;

D.Yu. Kushnir, teaching assistant, Financial University;

V.O. Mikryukov, PhD (Philosophy), Associate Professor,


University;

N.V. Opletina, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor, Bauman

Moscow State Technical University;

D.F. Testov, teaching assistant, Financial University;

M.G. Shtrak, PhD (Philosophy), Professor, Head, Department of

Philosophy, State Technical University MADI


1. Intercultural communication as a formula for sustainable

society building.

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Prospekt, 51/4,

room 64

56

2. Globalization, cultural codes and intercultural conflicts.

3. Globalized culture and local cultures: is it a conflict,

assimilation or symbiosis?

4. Intercultural communication issues in the modern globalized

world.


Information Security in the Banking Sector

Moderators

V. B. Gisin, PhD (Physics and Mathematics), Professor, Head,

Department of Information Security, Financial University;

S.N. Kozminykh, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor,

Department of Information Security, Financial University


Speakers

S.A. Borisov, lecturer, Department of Information Security,


A.N. Veligura, PhD (Physics and Mathematics), Associate

Professor, Department of Information Security, Financial

University;

V.L. Yevseyev, PhD (Technical Sciences), Associate Professor,


G.O. Krylov, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, Professor,


A.N. Lesnikov, Head, Cybersecurity Department, Sberbank;

S.N. Seleznev, Director-General, Echelon Technologies AO;

V.M. Fomichev, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, Professor,

Department of Information Security, Financial University


1. Information security in automated banking systems.

2. Secure information technology.

3. International issues in data and financial monitoring.

Ulitsa Shcherbakovskaya,

38, room 308

(Assembly Hall),

room 708, 709


Tax Administration and the Digital Economy

Moderators

V.N. Zasko, Doctor of Economics, Dean, Faculty of Taxes and

Taxation, Financial University;

K.D. Krayushkin, student, Chairperson, Student Research

Association, Faculty of Taxes and Taxation, Financial University

Contact informaiton: [email protected]

Speakers

O.T. Astankulov, Head, Distance Training Department,

Tashkent Institute of Finance, Uzbekistan;

A.N. Baturkin, Deputy Head, Federal Tax Service of the Russian

Federation;

Leningradsky

Prospekt, 49,

room 406

57

O.I. Borisov, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Deputy

Dean for Teaching and Education, Faculty of Taxes and Taxation,


V.P. Vishnevsky, Institute of Industrial Economics, National

Academy of Sciences of Ukraine;

L.P. Grundel, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Director,

Research and Education Center of Tax Policy and Tax

Administration, Financial University;

A.V. Gurnak, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Deputy

Dean for Research and Master Training, Faculty of Taxes and

Taxation, Financial University;

A.S. Zhurayev, Director, Termez Branch of the Tashkent

Agrarian University, Professor, Department of Taxes and

Taxation, Tashkent Institute of Finance, Uzbekistan;

V.N. Zasko, Head, Analysis Department, Federal Tax Service of


V.A. Saskov, Director, Tax Consultants’ Association


1. Modern tax policy: is it an incentive or a barrier to economic

growth in Russia?

2. Tax revenue forecasting and planning issues.

3. Digitalization process and modern tax administration.

4. Tax administration efficiency and the digital economy.

15:00-17:00 Session

Recipes for Business Growth: the Financial and Managerial

Aspects

Moderator

D.A. Yegorova, PhD (Economics), senior lecturer, Department of


University;


Speakers

A.V. Dyadechko, Head, Financial Statements and International

Reports Department, X5 Retail Group;

V.Ye. Rasskazov, Head, Business Development Department,

Rostelecom


1. The origin of the Russian economic reality: the last five years,

seen in retrospect.

2. A range of a modern company’s financial manager’s

instruments: the Russian and international best practices.

3. Investment into the corporate sector as a foundation for

sustainable growth: the strategy and the tactics.

Maly

Zlatoustinsky

Pereulok, 7/1,

room 307


Corporate Governance and Investment in the Global Economy

Moderators

Maly

Zlatoustinsky

Pereulok, 7/1

room 314

58

B.S. Batayeva, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of


University;

M.M. Izmailova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of


University


Speakers

M.S. Abrashkin, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,

Technological University of the Moscow Region;

A.V. Vavilina, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Peoples’

Friendship University of Russia

D.O. Gavrilov, student, Faculty of International Tourism, Sport

Business and Hospitality Industry, Financial University;

L. Luneva, student, Faculty of International Tourism, Sport

Business and Hospitality Industry, Financial University


1. Russian best practices gained in managing companies with

public participation.

2. The impact made by corporate governance on the business

companies’ attractiveness for investors.

3. Company value model as an indicator to be used in efficient

corporate governance.

4. Member of the board and top manager remuneration issues.

5. Management practices, social corporate responsibility and

environmental corporate responsibility.

6. Practice of managing business units in Russian companies.


The Far East Development as Russia’s Priority and Long-Term

Economic Policy

Moderators

P.V. Kukhtin, Associate Professor, Department of Corporate

Finance and Corporate Governance, Financial University;

G.G. Chakhkiyev, Professor, Department of Corporate Finance

and Corporate Governance, Financial University


Speakers

E.V. Koneva, Doctor of Didactics, Professor, Vice-Rector,

Institute of Educational Technologies and Humanities;

A.B. Mottayeva, Doctor of Didactics, Professor, Department of

Management, Moscow Region State University


1. Far Eastern Federal District’s productive forces development.

2. Improving region’s attractiveness for investors.

Maly

Zlatoustinsky

Pereulok, 7/1

room 508

59

3. Changing the demographic situation and attracting young

professionals.

4. Far Eastern Federal District as a territory of advanced

development and an outpost of Russia in the Far East.

5. Processing, fish breeding, fish product processing,

shipbuilding, agricultural, tourism, sports, and leisure industry

development.

15:00-17:00 An Open Competition of Innovative Projects

Moderators

I.V. Buturlin, Research Director, Business Incubator, Financial

University;

I.N. Dobrovolsky, Director, Business Incubator, Financial

University


[email protected]

Speakers

I.V. Buturlin, Research Director, Business Incubator, Financial

University;

I.N. Dobrovolsky, Director, Business Incubator, Financial

University


1. The best secondary school student project.

2. The best project.

Leningradky

Prospekt, 49,

room 02


Modern Pricing Trends in the Fuel and Energy Sector

Moderators

V.Yu. Barabanov, Rector’s Counselor, PhD (Economics),

Associate Professor, Department of the World Economy and

World Finance, Financial University


Speakers

M.Yu. Alekseyev, Doctor of Economics, Chairman of the Board,

UniCreditBank;

N.V. Andreyev, student, Financial University;

F.I. Arzhayev, postgraduate student, junior research fellow,

Department of World Economy and World Finance, Financial

University;

V.Yu. Barabanov, Rector’s Counselor, PhD (Economics),

Associate Professor, Department of the World Economy and

World Finance, Financial University;

E. A. Zvonova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head,


University;

A.Yu. Kaplunov, PhD (Economics), member, Board of

Directors, TMK OAO;

G.A. Kashper, student, Financial University;

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Prospekt, 51/1,

room 0316


60

I.A. Novikov, postgraduate student, researcher, Department of

the World Economy and World Finance, Financial University;

I.V. Petrov, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Business Economics, Dean, Faculty of Finance and Economics

of the Fuel and Energy Sector, Financial University;

V.A. Shchukina, student, Financial University


1. The Third Energy Package. Is this the end of a dialogue with

Russia in the energy sector?

2. The impact made by the American liquefied natural gas

supplies on prices in the European gas market.

3. New Russian hydrocarbons supply routes as a driver of changes

in the world gas market prices.

4. Tax optimization and transfer pricing in the oil and gas market.

5. Offshore deposits, the cost of oil production and oil pricing.

6. Digitalization and its impact on pricing in the fuel and energy

sector.


Sector-Specific Economic Entity Security Models

Moderators

L.Kh. Botasheva, Deputy Dean for Research and Master

Training, Senchagov Faculty of Risk Analysis and Economic

Security, Financial University;

E.R. Myasishcheva, Chairperson, Student Research Association,

Professor, Senchagov Faculty of Risk Analysis and Economic

Security, Financial University


Speakers

Ye. A. Gorshkov, Lead Expert, Department of Risk Analysis and

Internal Audit, United Aircraft Corporation;

V.M. Smirnov, Deputy Dean, Senchagov Faculty of Risk

Analysis and Economic Security, Financial University;

E.E. Telenkov, Deputy Head, Risk Management Department,

Nornickel


1. Special characteristics of the real sector’s economic

entities’ economic security systems.

2. Financial institutions’ economic security, risk

management and compliance systems.

3. Economic security, risk management and compliance

systems in the real sector.

4. Industry-specific business risk assessment models and

tools.

5. Money laundering countering and combating financing of

terrorism in lending and non-lending financial institutions: the

common and the specific. What special characteristics do other

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entities’ systems of countering money laundering and combating

financing of terrorism have?

6. Programs in industry-specific financial investigations: should

we prefer to use own or outsourced personnel?


Public Supervision and Monitoring Sector Development

Prospects

Moderators

L.V. Adamskaya, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor,


Management, Financial University; Director, Self-Government

without Borders practice-oriented student club;

A.A. Kochetova, 2-year student, Faculty of Public

Administration and Financial Control, Financial University


Speaker

A.M. Fedotov, Associate Professor, Department of Public

Administration and Municipal Management, Financial University


1. Public supervision and monitoring system reform

implementation prospects.

2. The Russian public financial control system issues.

3. Use of the international best practices in the public

supervision and monitoring sector development.

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Taxes and Modern Public Tax Policy

Moderators

A.V. Tikhonova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,



A.S. Advokatova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,




Speakers

A.N. Andreyeva, master degree program student, Financial

University;

A.D.Vasilchenko, master degree program student, Russian

Timiryazev State Agrarian University;

A.V. Vlasova, bachelor degree program student, Financial

University;

M.A.Makeyeva, bachelor degree program student, Financial

University;

O.A. Pankratova, bachelor degree program student, Financial

University;

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Proyezd, 4, room

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T.A. Timoshina, 1st class expert, Moscow Office No. 27 of the

Federal Tax Service;

A.M. Chistilin, bachelor degree program student, Financial

University


1. Modern Russia’s tax policy.

2. Taxation as a tool used to balance the interests of businesses

and the government in modern economic systems.

3. Tax incentives as a driver of economic growth.

4. Today’s tax risks of the Russian business community.


Sustainable Development: is it a Myth or a Reality?

Moderators

V.Yu. Didenko, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,


University;

P.S. Shcherbachenko, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,




Speakers

A.M. Aksenova, student, Faculty of International Economic

Relations, Financial University;

S. Gerasimova, Head, School of Corporate Social Responsibility,

MIRBIS Moscow International Higher Business School;

D.V. Kukushkin, student, Faculty of International Economic


Yu.R. Oleinik, student, Faculty of International Economic


A.Potapova, Community Programs Director, DIKSI group;

A.P. Ushakova, student, Faculty of International Economic


N.M. Tselykovskaya, student, Faculty of International Economic


Ye. V. Sharshkova, student, Faculty of International Economic


P.S. Shcherbachenko, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,




1. Corporate social responsibility.

2. Identification of structural trends and cycles in the financial

market.

3. Social and economic issues integration.

4. Adaptive management strategies used during the economic

slowdown period.

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room 0315


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15:40-18:40 Session

Can the FinTech Sector and Banks Ensure Economic Growth?

Moderators

L.S. Aleksandrova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,


University;

A.V. Berdyshev, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Department of Financial Markets and Banks, Financial University


Speakers

М. K. Belyayev, Chief Economist, Institute of Stock Market and

Management;

N.A. Konkina, Director for Operations, Rosbank;

R.A. Prokhorov, Chairman of the Board, Financial Initiatives

Association


1. Does an increase in bank loans (incl. mortgage loans) create

incentives for the economic growth?

2. Digital Economy National Program and the FinTech sector: do

we move upwards?

3. FinTech and the Russian banking system: is growth

accelerating?

Leningradky

Prospekt, 51/1,

room 0412


International Business Strategies: is There a Future for Them?

(in partnership with Moscow State Institute of International

Relations (MGIMO University) of the Ministry of Foreign

Affairs of the Russian Federation)

Moderators

S.A. Varvus, Deputy Dean for Research and Master Training,

Faculty of Management, Financial University;

D.A. Kadyrova, Chairperson, Student Research Association, Faculty of Management, Financial University


Speakers

E. V. Arsenova, Dean, Faculty of Management, Financial

University;

N.Ye. Ryazanova, PhD (Geography), Associate Professor,

Department of International Nature Management and

Environment Protection Issues, Moscow State Institute of



Ye. V. Svechnikov, researchers’ consultant, BIOCad ZAO


1. The main areas of international strategic development;

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2. The main ways of international capital movement;

3. Criteria and factors used by a company when choosing its

international development strategy.

4. The key financial issues in the international strategy

development and implementation and possible solutions.

15:40-17:55 Roundtable discussion session in Chinese

Prioritized Areas in the Russian-Chinese Economic Cooperation

Moderators

S.A. Barov, PhD (Political Science), Associate Professor,


M.P. Lymar, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Department

of Language Training, Financial University

Contact information [email protected] [email protected]

Speakers

R.A. Yepikhina, Research Fellow, Department of Economics and

Economic Geography of Asian and African Countries, Faculty of

Economics, Lomonosov Moscow State University; Research

Fellow, Department of World Economy, Laboratory for the Study

of Developing Countries’ Social and Economic Issues, Faculty of

Economics, Lomonosov Moscow State University;

T.I. Seliverstova, Deputy Chairperson for International

Cooperation, Russian Youth Union All-Russia Community

Organization; Executive Director, Russian-Chinese Young

Entrepreneurs’ Club


1. Russian-Chinese economic cooperation: the status quo.

2. Prioritized areas in Russian-Chinese trade and economic

cooperation.

3. Prospects for launch of joint ventures based on public capital.

4. Public-private partnership and the two countries’ business

sectors’ cooperation.

5. Interregional and transfrontier economic cooperation.

6. Cooperation between Russia and China in the international

markets.

Leningradky

Prospekt, 51/1,

room 0616


Financial and Legal Drivers of Economic Growth in Russia

Moderators

O.N. Petyukova, Doctor of Law, Professor, Department of Legal

Regulation of Economic Operations, Financial University;

B.V. Batyuk, Chairperson, Student Research Association,

Faculty of Economics and Finance, Financial University, student,

student group GMF4-1


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Zlatoustinsky

Pereulok, 7/1

room 505


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Speakers

Yu. Ye. Dyachkova, Deputy Head, Department for Interaction

with Universities, ConsultantPlus;

Ye. N. Nikitin, Partner, Legal Expertise legal center, member,

Youth Financial League;

D.V. Paidarkin, Sales and Marketing Director, TexTime co.


1. Strategic areas of Russia’s legal policy in the financial and

economic sectors.

2. Legal incentives for economic entities’ financial support.

3. Improvement of the legal framework for operations in the

corporate and public finance sector.

4. Financial mechanisms used to ensure digital economy growth

in Russia.

5. How should we manage the financial sector operations to avoid

an economic recession?

15:40-18:00 The First Step to Court Trial: Judicial System Efficiency as a

Prerequisite for Economic Stability

Case Study Competition

Moderators

A.A. Solovyeva, student, student group YUGP4-3, Financial

University;

A.V. Chernov, student, student group YUGP4-1, Financial

University


[email protected]

Speakers

Ye. K. Burakshayev, master degree program 1-year student,

Higher School of Economics;

K.S. Danilov, lawyer, Managing Partner, Q Group legal firm;

I.L. Zuber, lawyer, Partner, Musayev and Partners, member,

Center for International Help regional community organization;

A.E. Karelina, bachelor degree program 3-year student, Kutafin

Moscow State Law University (Moscow State Law Academy);

N.N. Novikov, master degree program 1-year student, Higher

School of Economics;

D.S. Tatarchenko, bachelor degree program 3-year student,

Kutafin Moscow State Law University (Moscow State Law

Academy)


1. Modern tax law issues in the Russian Federation.

2. Topical financial law application practical issues.

3. Conflict of laws and civil law application issues.

4. Tax, banking, civil law cases will be solved.

Chetverty

Veshnyakovsky

Proyezd, 4, room

3501, 3301, 3305

16:00-17:30 Session

Financial Aspects of Businesses’ Growth in a Digital Economy

Moderators

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Verkhnyaya

Maslovka, 15,

room 160


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O.V. Borisova, Associate Professor, Department of Corporate


I.Ya. Lukasevich, Professor, Department of Corporate Finance

and Corporate Governance, Financial University


Speakers

T.V. Abalakina, Associate Professor, Department of Corporate


I.V. Vorotnikova, Associate Professor, Department of Corporate


Yu.I. Grishchenko, Associate Professor, Department of


University;

T.A. Kozenkova, First Deputy Director-General, Ekonomika i

Zhizn Publishing House;

S.Yu. Moiseyev, Moscow Credit Bank;

V.B. Frolova, Associate Professor, Department of Corporate


T.A. Shpilkina, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,

Department of Finance, State Technical University (MADI)


1. A business success means an economic development success:

the Russian business growth points.

2. The impact made by FinTech on the Russian economy

development.

3. The key Russian business sector operations stabilization

methods.

4. The modern financial strategy transformation issues and a

digital economy development.


Financial Incentives for Russia’s Economy and Stock Market

Growth

Moderators

E.V. Ryabinina, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,


University;

M.S. Shalneva, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,




[email protected]

Speakers

V.V. Vasilyev, senior manager, Transaction Sector Development

Department, Rosbank;

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O.G. Logunov, Head, Consumer Cooperatives Analysis Center,

Main Office of the Central Federal District, Bank of Russia;

A.A. Lukashev, Deputy Director-General for Development,

Veles Capital;

D.I. Peshnev-Podolsky, Chairman of the Board, BKS Bank


1. Public and corporate finance issues and development prospects

in a digital economy.

2. Factors of corporate growth: financial and managerial

decisions.

3. The risks of economic recession in Russia: methods Russian

companies should use to cope with the crisis.

4. The financial market and its basic concepts. Types of financial

markets and their role in the national economy development.

5. Investment, technical, data, functional infrastructure, and the

Russian financial market key issues and development prospects.

6. The Russian financial market: the status quo and development

trends.


Changes in Accounting and Controlling Tools: the Development

Process and the Breakthrough Concept

Moderators

L.V. Klepikova, PhD (Economics), Professor, Dean, Faculty of

Accounting and Audit, Financial University;

I.V. Safonova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Deputy Dean for Research and Projects, Faculty of Accounting and Audit,



Speakers

M.M. Basova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Deputy

Dean for Master Training and International Cooperation, Faculty

of Accounting and Audit, Financial University;

N.M. Delikova, Deputy Director, Department of Finance,

Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian

Federation;

L.V. Dontsova, Doctor of Economics, Managing Director, Audit

and Consulting OOO;

O.V. Yefimova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of


M. Yu. Ivanov, Deputy Head, Internal Control and Operational

Efficiency Department, Russian Border Infrastructure Building

and Use Directorate;

A.Yu. Melnichenko, Head, Methodology Department, Hold

Invest Audit OOO;

O.V. Rozhnova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of


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Maslovka, 15,

room 329

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V.V. Sorokina, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Deputy

Dean for Education and Teaching, Faculty of Accounting and

Audit, Financial University


1. Expanding the limits of accounting information and controlling

procedures: a balance of interests, risks and opportunities.

2. Analysis as a driver of innovative and sustainable economic

development.

3. Business audit as a tool used for ensuring business

communications transparency.

4. Financial and non-financial statements: the breakthrough

concept.

5. Management accounting and internal control as efficient

corporate governance tools.

6. Accounting and audit platforms and technologies: trends

observed in a digital economy.


World's Foreign Exchange and Financial System: the Modern

Challenges and the Prospects for Development in the 21st Century

Moderators

A.O. Babanin, Chairman, Student Research Association, Faculty

of International Economic Relations, student, student group ME4-

6;

E.V. Ogloblina, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,

Department of the World Economy and World Finance Financial

University


Speakers

M. Ye. Bionyshev, PhD (Medicine), Head, Competences Center,

Siemens Health;

D.V. Koshkul, PhD (Economics), Lead, Expert, Department of

Planning and Analysis of Economic Interaction with Affiliated

and Dependent Companies, Russian Railways;

M.I. Rudakov, PhD (Economics), Senior Sales Manager,

Director, Foreign Exchange Transactions Department, Eurasia

Bank;

G.V. Chicherin, PhD (Economics), member of the Board,

Avtodor Russian Highways


1. Cryptocurrencies: do they constitute a new reality?

2. Modern debt crises: the special characteristics.

3. New currency union development prospects.

4. Opening a BRICS countries’ reserve fund of national

currencies.

5. Anticipation of a crisis and the global gold market.

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6. The impact made by trade wars on monetary and financial

systems.


In Search of a Business Idea

Moderators



I. A. Firsova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Logistics and Marketing, Financial University;

A.S. Anisova, student, student group ME3-7, Chairperson,

Student Research Association, Financial University


Speakers

D.S. Razbagayev, Managing Partner, Boutique of Business

Solutions consulting agency, School of Modern Management,

Higher School of Business;

A.B. Molotkov, Deputy Head, Department of Education and

Science, Government of the City of Moscow;

A.V. Ponyavin, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Head,

Committee for Interaction with Talented Youth, Council for

Young People’s Affairs, Ministry of Education and Science of the

Russian Federation


1. International best practices in the youth entrepreneurship

development and opportunities for using them in Russia.

2. Interaction with young people, intercultural dialogue and

entrepreneurship and young people.

3. How to find a business idea? Top recommendations and advice.

4. A StartUp: Top 10 list of mistakes and how to avoid them?

Leningradky

Prospekt, 49/2,

room 02


City 3.0.: How Urbanization Changes the Social and Economic

Structure

Moderators

I.A. Vladimirov, Chairperson, Student Research Association,

Faculty of Sociology and Political Science, Financial University;

student, student group SOTS4-1;

A.A. Kiryukhina, Chairperson, Student Research Association,

Faculty of International Finance, Financial University; student,

student group MFFFZ3-1


Speakers

L.A. Brushkova, PhD (Sociology), Associate Professor,

Academic Secretary, Expert Council, Department of Sociology,


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room 25

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A.I. Ilyinsky, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Dean,

Faculty of International Finance, Financial University;

A.A. Kim, Head, Department of Business Projects, Office of

Strategic Planning and Development, Mosvodokanal;

G.V. Klimova, Portfolio Manager, SBD Global Fund;

А.А. Troshin, PhD (Philosophy), Deputy Dean Master Training

and Career Guidance, Faculty of Sociology and Political Science,


A.B. Shatilov, PhD (Political Science), Professor, Dean, Faculty

of Sociology and Political Science, Financial University;

S.A. Yushkova, Associate Professor, Department of Sociology,

History and Philosophy, Financial University


1. A megalopolis and urban infrastructure: does the economy

need the ‘independent’ cities?

2. Sprawling suburbs VS massive and tightly packed highrise

developments: how builders shape social and economic

behavior models in an urban environment.

3. A city of leasers: how an economy of sharing changes the

attitudes to property.

4. Housing and Urban Environment National Project: where will

it lead us?

5. Will My Borough Program change a model of recreation in

the urban environment?


Digital Transformation of the State and Society

Moderators

O.G. Novikov, PhD (Political Science), senior lecturer,



I.A. Pomiguyev, PhD (Political Science), Associate Professor,




Speakers

S.A. Antonovich, master program student, Faculty of Sociology

and Political Science, Financial University;

N. Belugina, postgraduate student, Department of Political

Science and Mass Communications, Financial University;

D. Borisov, student, Faculty of Sociology and Political Science,


M.S. Vasilyev, postgraduate student, junior research fellow,

Center for Political Studies, Financial University;

P.S. Goncharov, student, Faculty of Sociology and Political


M.A. Davydova, student, Faculty of Sociology and Political


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room 506

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Đô Thăng Tu, postgraduate student, Department of Social and

Political Studies, Institute of History and Politics, Moscow State

Teacher Training University, Vietnam;

D.R. Mukhametov, student, Faculty of Sociology and Political


N.M. Pechenkin, student, Faculty of Sociology and Political


Rāghib Javish, postgraduate student, Department of Social and

Political Studies, Institute of History and Politics, Moscow State

Teacher Training University, Syria;

L.V. Ryazanova, postgraduate student, teaching assistant,



Yu. S. Tyan, student, Faculty of Sociology and Political Science,



1. Real society and the virtual community.

2. The political dimensions of a digital nationality.

3. Digital technology and the targeted impact.

4. Social media and political behavior.

5. E-government and the digital state.

6. Electronic voting and changes in political institutions.


Corporate Sustainable Development Strategy Development and

Implementation

Moderators

I.V. Zenkina, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of


M.A. Ponomareva, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,




Speakers

O.V. Banduristova, Head, Department of Accounts Receivable

Management, Emerson;

D.V. Dubovoi, Head, Regional Network of Service Centers,

Samsung;

E.A. Zvereva, expert, Moya Moskva journal;

I.V. Zenkina, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of


D.V. Karpukhin, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,

Department of Legal Regulation of Economic Operations,


A.A. Kositsyna, journalist, writer, member, Union of Journalists

of Russia, Editor-in-Chief, Opora Rossii v Podmoskovye

newspaper, radio presenter hosting Business Week program on

Radio 1 key Moscow Region channel;

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room 0611

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N.V. Malinovskaya, Doctor of Economics, Professor,

Department of Accounting, Account Analysis and Audit,


M.A. Ponomareva, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,



A.N. Stolyarova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, State Social

Science and Humanities University; member, Community

Chamber, town of Kolomna, Moscow Region;

V. F. Sharov, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Public Finance, Financial University


1. The sustainable development concept and the way it is reflected

in the company’s development strategy.

2. Economic, social and environmental factors in company’s

sustainable development.

3. Development and assessment methods and tools used for

assessing companies’ development strategy implementation

process.

4. Modern approaches to strategic management indicators system

formation.

5. Criteria and indicators used to assess efficiency of company’s

sustainable development strategy implementation.

6. The impact made by the sustainable development strategy

implementation on the company’s attractiveness for investors.


Budget Priorities: the Social and Community Sector or Innovation

Economics?

Moderators

O.I. Lozitskaya, Financial Director, Avers Group of Companies,

senior lecturer, Department of Public Finance, Financial

University;

A.F. Khuzina, Research Fellow, Laboratory for the Fiscal Policy

Studies, Institute of Applied Economic Research, Russian

Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under

the President of the Russian Federation, lecturer, Department of

Public Finance, Financial University


Speakers

D.V. Aleshin, student, Faculty of Finance and Economics,


O.A. Fedyayeva, student, Faculty of Finance and Economics,


A.V. Kulakov, student, Faculty of Finance and Economics,



Maly

Zlatoustinsky

Pereulok, 7/1,

room 115

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1. Priorities in the social policy: how can we improve the living

standards?

2. Priorities in innovative development of Russia: what should we

spend today’s budget funds on to increase tomorrow’s revenues?

3. What should we do to improve fiscal policy efficiency as far as

innovations and social spending are concerned?


Concepts of Great Reforms: the Past and the Present

Moderators

A.A. Gorban, lecturer, Department of Sociology, History and


I.V. Frolov, student, Faculty of Finance and Economy of the Fuel

and Energy Sector, Financial University; student group leader,

Debating Society of Historical and Economic Research,

Department of Economic Theory, Financial University


Speakers

P.V. Arefyev, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,


A.V. Barkhota, PhD (Economics), Strategic Marketing Manager,

Analysis and Strategic Marketing Department, Development

Strategy and Development Project Directorate, Promsvyazbank;

R. M. Nureyev, Doctor of Economics, Research Director,


V.V. Ostroumov, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor,


N.N. Solovykh, PhD (Economics), Professor, Department of

Economic Theory, Financial University;

L.G. Cherednichenko, Doctor of Economics, Professor,

Department of Economic Theory, Plekhanov Russian University

of Economics;

Ya.S. Yadgarov, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of

Economic Theory, Financial University


1. Great reform concepts in the epoch of pre-market economies.

2. Great reform concepts in the epoch of unregulated market

economies.

3. Great reform concepts in the epoch of regulated (socially

oriented) market economies.

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Minor Hall

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