The article describes a number of risk types that may arise as a result of the digitalization of traditional banking activities as a result of the transformation of banking activities and the level of risk may increase, the most common types of cyber threats aimed at bank customers and banks themselves and their specific aspects, New risk management systems in banks, steps of strategic bank risk management, and author's approaches to effective risk management in the digital environment are presented. Overall, this paper provides insights into the multi-faceted nature of risk posed by commercial banks in the face of transformation and digitization, and what can be done by banks to effectively manage and mitigate this pervasive risk factor and ensure sustainable growth for banks. provides information on the various methods used.

This article examines the concept of profit, how it is formed and the factors that influence it. Profit is affected by many factors, and they were divided into two groups: external and internal factors. Bank profit is formed on the basis of the bank's credit, deposit, settlement and other types of banking activities. Traditionally, the largest share falls on the margin, that is, the difference between deposit and credit interest. The scientific work also examines and analyzes the practical data of the entire banking system throughout 2023. Based on these data, the largest share of the income item, as well as expenses, was determined. In addition, it is possible to observe the dynamics of increase and decrease in interest and non-interest income.

In carrying out their activities, commercial banks, as well as any economic entities operating in a market economy, strive to obtain maximum profit. However, it should be noted that any operations carried out by banks have a high risk impact. The article analyzes the economic essence of bank risks, the scientific views and approaches of various scientists and researchers, and also pays special attention to their classification.

This article analyzes the current state of the financial markets of countries such as Malaysia, Indonesia, and Bangladesh, which operate in a dualistic financial system by integrating the alternative financial system into the conventional financial system. In particular, this article focuses on a comparative analysis of the participation of Islamic and conventional banks in the financial markets of Malaysia, Indonesia, and Bangladesh, examining the state of financing of the production and service sectors, attracting investments, and other types of service activities. This study mainly uses a quantitative approach.