From the multitude of notions used to investigate macroeconomic processes, the most frequent are the terms of growth, development, technical progress, economic evolution, economic cycle, etc. Economic growth takes place in a certain spatial and temporal framework. Over time, macroeconomic outcomes can show, in quantitative terms, increases, stagnation and even declines. The financial-banking market has a direct influence on these results: the degree of development, the interaction with other markets, the problems in the field, etc. Currently, the financial and banking market is constantly changing and is always facing new challenges: risk management, transaction methods, regulatory changes, strong market competition, and the need to continually innovate in financial products and services.