Problems of managing portfolios of core and non-core assets by type of banking activity

Global restrictions of the financial system of the Russian Federation, including credit institutions, which occurred as a result of unprecedented economic measures introduced by the European Union, led to a decrease in the quality of banking assets, a shortage of banking equipment, risks of technology transition to previous generations and the transition of legal entities to cash payments, which provokes the «shadow economy». The relevance of this article is due to the fact that constantly updated restrictions encourage credit institutions to search for business models adapted to the new conditions of activity, to develop, taking into account their features, a set of theoretical and methodological provisions for assessing risks in asset placement and monitoring them. In this regard, the study of the complexity of valuation and management methods of distressed assets, caused by a new approach from the point of view of two-level placement of funds, necessitates the development of theoretical ideas about the nature of two-level placement.