Financial analysis and credit solvency evaluation of a selected enterprise case study of a company 'Aleva Novi Knezevac'

Filipović, Luka M.; Mirjanić, Borjana

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“…This model of solvency assessment is performed on the basis of the following indicators: financial indicator, asset position, yield position, management, market value of the share. The modern credit rating model is Altman's Z-score model (Filipović, Mirjanić, 2016).…”

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Solvency of the corporate enterprise

Soleša¹

2022

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Modern business is characterized by turbulence and unpredictability. The position of a company is influenced by internal and external factors. Management has significant opportunities to influence internal factors while it cannot influence external ones. The prerequisite for quality management is timely insight into the strengths and weaknesses of the company. In order for a corporate company to be successful, it is necessary to analyze all elements that guarantee general material stability, good reputation and prospects, as well as a good competitive position in the market, good development and production programs that guarantee a long life cycle and its right strategy. Solvency refers to business analysis that aims to determine and assess the quality of business. It shows how successful a certain company is, so it serves to assess the current financial situation as well as to assess future business and development. The aim of the research is to point out the importance of solvency assessment and to explain how information is collected so that it can be used to avoid business risks.

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Solvency of the corporate enterprise

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2022

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The role and importance of large companies in the economy of the Republic of Serbia

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Fedajev²

2020

Serb J Management

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In contemporary business conditions, advanced market economies are characterized by the increasing contribution of the SMEs sector to the economic development. Having that in mind, a large number of papers have been aimed at analyzing business doing in this sector in the last couple of years. In this way, the focus has been shifted from large business entities and their importance to the economic growth to the SMEs sector. In this regard, the aim of this paper is to examine the financial situation, the place and the role of large companies in the overall economy of the Republic of Serbia, where, having in mind the fact that it is a transition economy, large enterprises, both private and public, significantly contribute to the growth of the economic activity and employment. Before all, the degree of the liquidity, efficiency, indebtedness and profitability of these companies in the period 2014-2017 was determined by using the ratio analysis. After that, on the basis of the selected ratios, a comparative financial performance analysis of large business entities in relation to those small, medium-sized and microwas carried out by applying the Entropy and the PROMETHEE II methods. The obtained results pointed out that large business entities had a favorable business economy in relation to the other groups of business entities by size, and their performances had improved to a certain extent in the observed period.

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Financial analysis and credit solvency evaluation of a selected enterprise case study of a company 'Aleva Novi Knezevac'

Cited by 2 publications

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Solvency of the corporate enterprise

Solvency of the corporate enterprise

The role and importance of large companies in the economy of the Republic of Serbia

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