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The global financial landscape is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by rapid technological advancements and the increasing digitization of services. Central to this evolution is cloud computing, which has emerged as a pivotal force in reshaping financial systems. Cloud technology offers unprecedented scalability, agility, and cost-efficiency, enabling financial institutions to innovate and adapt to the dynamic needs of the modern market. This paper delves into the critical role of cloud-driven digital transformation in building stable financial systems, with a focus on its multifaceted impact on key areas such as risk management, operational resilience, regulatory compliance, and customer experience. Through a comprehensive analysis of recent case studies and empirical data, this study demonstrates how cloud technology not only enhances the operational capabilities of financial institutions but also contributes to the overall stability of financial systems. We explore how cloud-based solutions are being leveraged to mitigate risks, ensure compliance with evolving regulatory frameworks, and provide robust disaster recovery mechanisms. Moreover, the paper addresses the inherent challenges of cloud adoption, such as security vulnerabilities, data privacy concerns, and the complexity of cross-border regulatory environments. By highlighting these critical factors, the paper provides a nuanced understanding of how cloud-driven digital transformation is poised to redefine the architecture of financial systems, ensuring their stability and resilience in an increasingly interconnected and digital world. The findings underscore the strategic importance of cloud technology in the future of finance and offer insights for institutions navigating this transformative landscape. Keywords: Cloud Computing, Digital Transformation, Financial System Stability, Risk Management, Financial Technology (FinTech), Financial Innovation, Cybersecurity in Finance, Cloud Adoption in Finance.
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