UDC 336.61
DOI: 10.36871/u.i.k.2025.06.01.010
Authors
Elizaveta I. Sampieva,
Financial University, Moscow, Russia
Supervisor: L. V. Gusarova,
Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor,
Professor of the Department of Financial Control and Treasury.
Abstract
Organizations with government participation play an important
role in the economy, ensuring the fulfillment of social obligations, infrastructure
development and support for strategically important industries. Effective
financial management in such organizations requires the introduction of modern
methods of monitoring and assessing financial conditions, which, in turn,
contributes to ensuring financial stability. In conditions of economic instability,
financial stability management becomes especially relevant, since the level of
financial stability of organizations with state participation affects the stability of
the country’s economy and the efficiency of using public resources.
This article examines the theoretical aspects and problems of the organization
of financial stability control, offers recommendations for their solution, and
emphasizes the importance of monitoring and internal audit as tools to ensure
long-term stability and successful development of organizations.
Keywords
organizations with state participation, financial stability, financial stability control, internal control, internal audit

