On the relationship between financial and non-financial factors

Abstract

He has been involved in undergraduate and postgraduate programs for over seven years, and teaches courses such as security analysis, portfolio management, derivatives, international finance, and corporate finance. Dr Niblock is passionate about his research and is particularly interested in the carbon economy, socially responsible investment, informational efficiency of emerging markets and the risk-adjusted return performance of investment funds. He has also worked as a private client advisor in the stockbroking industry, gaining high level Australian stock and derivatives accreditation.

Evaluating the Financial Health of Agricultural Enterprises in the Conditions of the Slovak Republic Using Bankruptcy Models

“…and the financial health of the enterprise. The competencies and skills of management for the functioning of the company also proved to be important factors in the evaluation of the financial situation of agricultural enterprises in the study conducted by Purves et al [5]. The results of this research confirmed that important nonfinancial factors for the success of agricultural companies include the professional experience and knowledge of management and the appropriate level of its managerial qualifications.…”

“…Financial difficulties cannot occur without reason and are often the result of changes in both the internal and external environment. According to Purves et al [5], for the rapidly changing situation in the economy of the agricultural sector, knowledge of the factors influencing the organizational success and solid survival of the companies is of extreme importance. Predicting the success or failure of agricultural holdings will become increasingly important as the growing population continuously increases the demand of food supplies.…”

Financial Performance Analysis of Go-Public Company on Sector Agriculture in Indonesia

“…Most investors use financial statements as a consideration before they decide where should invest their money. However, financial statements that used as an indicator in assessing the success or failure of an organization (in all sectors) do not seem to provide precise information about company performance in a certain period or series [7]. The financial ratio, financial performance, and organizational sustainability have been widely discussed as agricultural financial literature [7].…”

“…However, financial statements that used as an indicator in assessing the success or failure of an organization (in all sectors) do not seem to provide precise information about company performance in a certain period or series [7]. The financial ratio, financial performance, and organizational sustainability have been widely discussed as agricultural financial literature [7]. The historical financial performance of public-listed companies in America examines the median of profitability, liquidity, operating effectiveness, and market ratio [8].…”

Agribusiness gross domestic product (GDP) in the Brazilian region of paran and, the economic development of its agricultural cooperatives

“…Agribusiness is an economic industry of vital importance to Brazil because it contributes a significant share of job creation, positively supports the trade balance with the strength and magnitude of its exports, and substantially influences the composition of the Brazilian GDP (Wilkinson et al, 2015). Agricultural systems around the world are incrementally being dominated by vertically coordinated or integrated organizations (Gunderson et al, 2014;Purves et al, 2015). This is already a reality in developed countries and is being rapidly experienced in developing countries, especially in South America and Southeast Asia (Fao, 2005).…”