The article actualizes the problem of regulating investment processes in the context of strategic management of regional economic security. The methodological basis of the work was formed by the methods of strategic, systemic and comparative analysis. The hypothesis of the study was the assumption that the optimal balance between attracting investments and ensuring the strategic interests of regional development contributes to strengthening the economic security of the constituent entity of the Russian Federation. The key shortcomings of the existing system of regulating investment processes were analyzed, including excessive focus on quantitative indicators, weak level of accounting of industry links, adaptability and coordination between management levels. Using the example of the Perm Territory, imbalances in the investment structure and a weak correlation between the dynamics of the gross regional product and investments in fixed assets were revealed. The low investment attractiveness of the region's economy and insufficient funding of socially significant areas have been established. An original conceptual model for improving state regulation of investment processes in the context of strategic management of regional economic security has been substantiated. The results of the study are addressed to specialists in state and municipal management and researchers in the field of strategic management and economic security.
Rudenko et al. (Wed,) studied this question.