ECONOMIC SECURITY OF TRANSPORT COMPANIES IN THE CONTEXT OF THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE CURRENT ECONOMIC MODEL

The economic security of transport companies is a fundamental aspect of their sustainable development and competitiveness in a dynamic and globalized economy. In the context of the significant transformation processes taking place in the international fina ncial system, especially in the light of the evolution of the Bretton Woods model, the analysis of the economic security of transport companies is of paramount importance. The Bretton Woods system, based on the institutional structures of the international monetary system, defined the basic rules for the functioning of global currency markets. However, in recent decades, its gradual obsolescence has become apparent, which, on the one hand, creates new challenges, and on the other, opens up unique opportunities for companies capable of adapting to changing conditions. The Bretton Woods model of financial architecture, created after World War II, has long served as the foundation of the global economy. In addition, modern challenges and changes in the global economy require a review of existing approaches to ensuring economic security at the level of individual companies. In this article, we will look at the key strategies that will help transport companies adapt to these changes and maintain their economic se curity.