This article explores the regulatory framework and legal aspects that constitute yhe basis for the evolution of digital lending in the banking sector. In current financial landscape, banks are increasingly using digital technologies to transform retail lending practices. This article explores the digital transformation of retail lending and the legal frameworks that will regulate it, protect consumer rights, and ensure the integrity of financial systems.

Investment loans of commercial banks are the most important source of long-term financial resources for industrial enterprises, which are considered the main branch of the economy, and are a necessary condition for the progressive and innovative development of the economy. This article proposes to introduce effective lending for investment projects into the lending activities of banks. Also, based on the study of factors influencing the investment policy of banks, relevant scientific conclusions and proposals have been developed.

This article explores the essence and role of alternative sources of financing in the context of the development of competition in lending markets, with a focus on microcredit organizations. The author analyzes the influence of microcredit organizations on the dynamics of competition, their ability to reduce barriers to access to financial services and improve lending conditions for small businesses and people with limited financial resources. The study results highlight the importance of microcredit organizations in promoting competition and expanding financial inclusion for a wide range of consumers and entrepreneurs.

The article considers the current state of small and medium-sized businesses (SMB) in Kazakhstan on the basis of a comprehensive analysis of state measures to support entrepreneurship in Kazakhstan, identifies the main barriers that hinder its growth and development. Special attention is paid to the problems of lending, taxation and access to information resources. The author considers effective strategies implemented by the government of Kazakhstan within the framework of national programmes and initiatives, and assesses their effectiveness on the basis of available empirical data. International experience is also analysed to identify the most successful incentive mechanisms. The paper offers specific recommendations for improving the institutional environment and developing a comprehensive system of support for priority areas of SME development. The importance of creating favourable conditions for innovation and increasing the export potential of enterprises is discussed. The final part is devoted to strategic planning at the state level to achieve sustainable socio-economic development.

This article examines the problematic situations that affect the lending processes of small business entities. Proportionate cases related to the systematic development features of the processes of increasing the efficiency of crediting of small business and private entrepreneurship activities in the regions have been studied. A scientific proposal and practical recommendations on the improvement of the territorial basis of the mechanism of crediting activities of small business subjects have been formed.

The article discusses the current situation and main trends in the field of financing tourism organizations in Uzbekistan. Both state and private sources of financing were analyzed, special attention was paid to the issues of preferential lending, tax incentives, and subsidizing projects aimed at the development of tourism infrastructure. The article identifies the main problems facing the tourism sector and suggests ways to overcome them based on the analysis of successful practices and strategies.

This article examines the role of commercial banks in advancing green financing in Uzbekistan amid climate change pressures and the country’s transition to a green economy. The study aims to identify the institutional and market barriers constraining green lending and to formulate practical recommendations tailored to the national financial system. Methodologically, the paper employs a mixed-method approach that combines document analysis, statistical analysis and comparative assessment of international experience. The empirical base includes national policy and statistical materials as well as analytical sources from international development institutions. The article contributes policy-relevant recommendations on taxonomy implementation, ESG disclosure, capacity building, and green mortgage instruments.

In the article, the structure of assets in commercial banks and their grouping, the reasons for the emergence of problem assets and the internal and external factors affecting their emergence, based on their analysis, are studied. Also, the signs that lead to acceptable loans in the lending process of banks are also covered.

This article discusses the problems of the energy sector. Technologies in the energy sectors of the world, their achievements and shortcomings are highlighted on the basis of research by international organizations. The proposals and recommendations on the development of green energy sources in Uzbekistan are given.

The article examined the foreign practice of financing Women's Entrepreneurship and the possibilities of its use in Uzbekistan. At the same time, the existing problems are highlighted in this process, and recommendations for their elimination are developed.

The article analyzes the achievements of Uzbekistan in the field of sustainable development in recent years, including the introduction of renewable energy sources, increased waste recycling and legislative initiatives. It provides international experience of the EU, USA, China, Kazakhstan and other countries, demonstrating successful practices of financial incentives. The article offers recommendations for the creation of a national "green fund", the development of preferential lending programs, educational initiatives and the improvement of the investment climate. It is predicted that the implementation of these measures will increase the share of renewable energy, reduce CO₂ emissions and create new jobs in environmentally friendly industries.

This article comprehensively covers issues related to improving the financing process for small and medium-sized businesses through bank loans. The research analyzes the role of commercial banks in lending to small and medium-sized businesses, existing problems, and advanced approaches to addressing them. Furthermore, the current state of financing mechanisms for small businesses in the banking system of Uzbekistan is studied, and directions for their modernization are justified based on foreign experience. The article puts forward practical proposals for improving bank credit policy, increasing the efficiency of credit resources, and implementing new mechanisms for financial support of business entities.

This article analyzes the development indicators of small business and entrepreneurship in the economy of Uzbekistan. The analysis reveals problems such as imbalances in financing small business activities, a decline in export potential, and regional disparities. Scientific and practical proposals for addressing these issues have been developed. The article provides a scientific basis for the necessity of developing small business as one of the strategic priorities of economic policy.

This article examines how financial stability in agriculture can be enhanced through the integration of budgetary, insurance and banking mechanisms of agricultural financing. The main purpose of the study is to assess the synergistic effect of combining government budget support, agricultural insurance and commercial bank lending in the context of Uzbekistan’s rural sector. The methodological framework includes a literature review, correlation and regression analysis, an insurance pricing model, credit risk analysis and the assessment of a farm capitalization index. The empirical database is built using statistics from international organizations such as the IMF, FAO, World Bank and OECD, as well as official data from Uzbekistan. The results show that higher public agricultural expenditure reduces the volatility of agricultural growth, expanded insurance coverage improves farmers’ access to credit, and insured loans exhibit significantly lower default probabilities. The relatively low farm capitalization index indicates that Uzbekistan’s agricultural sector is undercapitalized and constrained in terms of long-term investments. The authors argue that the integrated use of budgetary support, insurance schemes and bank lending should be viewed as a strategic direction for strengthening financial stability in agriculture and propose practical policy recommendations for agricultural and financial authorities.

This article examines the prospects of implementing “green mortgage” programs in Uzbekistan and their economic effectiveness. Drawing on international experience, the study explores the advantages of green mortgages, including preferential interest rates, energy-efficiency certification systems, and refinancing mechanisms for banks. The findings indicate that green mortgage programs can significantly reduce energy consumption, modernize the housing stock, lower household expenses, and improve environmental sustainability. The analysis concludes that successful implementation in Uzbekistan requires strengthening the institutional framework, expanding financial incentives, and enhancing cooperation with international financial institutions.

This article examines the activities of export credit agencies in providing financial support to exporters in conditions of global competition and market instability. It analyzes government mechanisms for stimulating foreign economic activity, the historical development of the export credit and insurance system, and key trends in the changing strategies of export credit agencies. Particular attention is paid to the transformation of export financing in the context of the global climate agenda and the transition to a green economy.

This article aims to assess the effectiveness of financial-credit instruments, particularly investment loans from commercial banks and fiscal preferences, in enhancing the investment attractiveness of regions, and to develop scientifically grounded proposals for improving these mechanisms. The paper identifies systemic problems in financing regional economic growth and substantiates the necessity of aligning centralized resource allocation with regional specialization.

This article considers the theoretical, methodological and practical aspects of optimizing the economic mechanism for meeting the financial needs of small businesses from the perspective of spatial and regional economics. Using official statistical data for the Kashkadarya region and the Republic of Uzbekistan for 2022–2024, an in-depth comparative analysis of the employment dynamics of small businesses and their share in the overall regional employment structure was conducted. An econometric double linear regression model was identified and validated, which indicates a significant relationship between the expansion of the human resource potential of the sector and its structural advantage in the local labor market (R^2 = 0.934). The very high share of small businesses in regional employment (up to 78.7%) is justified by the need to move from broad lending methods to progressive financial engineering. A conceptual framework is proposed for the development of financial and credit support for small businesses at the meso level, including guarantee funds, syndicated microfinance and public-private investment partnership mechanisms.

The article studies the views of leading world scientists on problems and solutions in agricultural financing, describes existing problems and solutions in agricultural financing, analyzes the problems and solutions in agricultural financing in the top 7 most developed agricultural countries, and provides substantiated conclusions and proposals for solving problems in agricultural financing in our country.