Adaptive Financial Controlling in Times of Crisis: Evidence from Eastern European Retail
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Key Account Manager, Beko Europe (formerly Whirlpool Ukraine) Kyiv, Ukraine, Member
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In the context of unprecedented geopolitical economic and supply chain disruptions in Eastern Europe over the past decade the role of financial controlling in retail has undergone a fundamental transformation This article offers a comprehensive practitioner-driven analysis of adaptive financial controlling in the high-volatility environment of the Ukrainian and broader Central and Eastern European CEE retail sector Drawing from my experience as a Key Account Manager in leading multinational and local retail companies- including managing through the collapse of major clients currency devaluations and war- I present a novel adaptive controlling cycle specifically tailored for markets exposed to extreme uncertainty The research employs a mixed-methods approach integrating operational data from the Ukrainian home appliance market 2018 2025 benchmarking against Poland and Lithuania and qualitative insights from industry peers and published reports GfK Euromonitor PwC
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2025-07-25
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