Unele abordări metodologice ale stabilităţii financiare a întreprinderii
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LABLIUC, Sveatoslav. Unele abordări metodologice ale stabilităţii financiare a întreprinderii. In: Analele Ştiinţifice ale Universităţii Cooperatist-Comerciale din Moldova, 2011, nr. 9(2), pp. 164-170. ISSN 1857-1239.
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Analele Ştiinţifice ale Universităţii Cooperatist-Comerciale din Moldova
Numărul 9(2) / 2011 / ISSN 1857-1239

Unele abordări metodologice ale stabilităţii financiare a întreprinderii

Pag. 164-170

Labliuc Sveatoslav
 
Universitatea de Stat din Moldova
 
 
Disponibil în IBN: 14 decembrie 2013


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In modern business, most entrepreneurs build their businesses using raised funds and it’s a widely accepted international practice. However, excessive use of borrowed funds is considered risky because it can lead to financial insolvency (bankruptcy) of the company. Highlighting and determining the degree of insolvency (instability) of the enterprise is a very complicated problem. Financial Stability Review is a tool for detecting dysfunctional and disadvantaged position in the enterprise economy. It offers an opportunity not only for failure to improve or damage the company’s position, but the probability of bankruptcy and measuring them, and where possible preventing them. Company’s financial stability is the most comprehensive and concise indicator, which reflects the level of security investment allocations given enterprise. Management of financial stability is an important task of administering the economic subject. According to one of the views, the essence is to ensure the solvency of financial stability stable enough of a portion of equity in total financing sources. This definition is given an interconnected financial stability and solvency. The concept of financial stability reflects the company’s financial condition in the long term, and creditworthiness reflects the company’s ability to honor its obligations to the current moment and only in cash. The main risk is the risk of failure to utilize borrowed funds for settlement of obligations in adverse conditions. Therefore, there is sufficient assets in cash to cover debt, provide risk mitigation and that a prerequisite for financial stability. Proceeding from this, it is reasonable to reveal the composition of the assets of the company cash component, which can currently be used to settle obligations and without bringing a work injury, which significantly reduces the risk of bankruptcy. This cash component can be called financial stability indicator. This article examines this approach, which allows assessment of financial stability first and secondly to emphasize the factors of influence.