Operational risk management in financing environmental activities and personnel management projects

Bril, Aleksandr; Kalinina, Olga; Kankovskaya, Alina; Vilken, Viktoria

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/201911002018

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“…Capacity is the main target factor of strategic management. Only an increase in the company's potential ensures a steady increase in revenue from its activities and the fulfillment of its mission in the future [15]. If there is reliable information and sufficient expert resources for its processing and analysis, as a result of the procedures performed, it becomes possible to solve the problem of determining the company's potential and solving the problem of determining the company's potential increment.…”

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Economic potential of agroindustrial enterprises and their impact on the environment

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The authors propose an approach to quantifying the potential and intellectual capital of agro-industrial companies. When evaluating the activities of these companies, it is necessary to take into account their impact on the environment. The use of such an universal indicator of the effectiveness of activities as a change in the company’s potential will allow taking into account the environmental consequences for the region and territory of the company’s economic performance. The paper identifies problems of assessing the potential and intellectual capital of companies. It is proposed to get an assessment of the economic potential of an agro- industrial complex company based on an analytical determination of the probable market price of this company. To do this, the authors suggest using a modified revenue approach to business valuation. Quantitative assessment of economic potential will allow evaluating the company’s intellectual capital as a whole, as well as the components of intellectual capital (human capital, structural capital, and client capital). The proposed approach suggests that when evaluating the company’s potential, the sum of the net present values of the most preferred projects and the potential residual value of this entity at the end of the project planning period should be taken into account.

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Economic potential of agroindustrial enterprises and their impact on the environment

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“…3. Increase in validity of the choice of technical solutions cuts volumes of fuel consumption and provides environmental friendliness of processes due to reducing of contamination, including the thermal one [25].…”

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The criteria for evaluation of efficiency of heat technical installations considering general energy costs with the aim of increasing their environmental friendliness and reducing negative effect on the environment

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The features of the physical meaning of the thermal coefficient useful action (CUA) ηt as a criterion for the efficiency of reversible direct circular processes are considered. In particular, we demonstrate that accounting for all energy costs when applying ηt is made by adopting a number of assumptions by default. In order to expand the possibilities for conducting thermodynamic assessments of the efficiency of various thermal power plants, a new criterion of efficiency Ku is proposed as a coefficient that takes into account in a comparable form all types of energy spent on the implementation of the cycle. In determining the criterion Ku, useful effect obtained from the implementation of a direct circular process is considered to be the specific work of the expansion of the working fluid in the cycle. Such work, in particular, can be the work of steam expansion in the turbine. The total energy cost is the sum of the specific heat supplied to the working body in a circular process and the specific mechanical work spent in the cycle on compression and pressure increase of the working body. In particular, the work is taken into account in a comparable form-taking into account the heat that was spent on its production. The analysis of the Ku criterion is carried out. As a result of the analysis we have established that at transition from the general physical model of reception of specific work of expansion in direct circular process for which Ku criterion can be applied, to the special case assuming a number of assumptions, Ku criterion can become equal to thermal coefficient useful action of a cycle. Using the Ku criterion, the efficiency of Carnot and Rankine cycles on a saturated pair is compared. The Ku score showed that the Rankine cycle was more efficient.

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“…Formula (1) allows you to analyze the company's potential in the context of market value. The main restrictions on this formula are related to the assumption that the considered set of projects (M1, M2, M3) should be the most (sufficiently) preferred for this business entity.…”

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“…Currently, Integration transactions are often the only way to raise funds to refinance or support planned projects. In recent years, the number of mergers and acquisitions in Russia has been constantly growing [1]. This research is aimed at improving the efficiency of evaluating mergers and acquisitions for companies in the agro-industrial complex.…”

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Evaluating the effectiveness of mergers and acquisitions for agribusiness companies

2020

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This research is aimed at improving the efficiency of evaluating mergers and acquisitions for companies in the agro-industrial complex. When evaluating these transactions, it is necessary to take into account their impact on the environment. The paper analyzes the problems associated with the evaluation of these transactions and identifies ways to improve the evaluation methods. The authors ' approach to evaluating acquisitions based on the assessment of changes in the company's potential is intended to improve the accuracy of the assessment and reduce the risks of revaluation of discounted cash flow from acquisitions. Assessment of potential changes as a result of the implementation of integration projects will allow assessing the economic impact of takeover options, taking into account the environmental consequences for the territory. The proposed approach is aimed at more accurate accounting for changes in intellectual capital of the combined company as a result of integration. Rationalization of the evaluation of the effectiveness of acquisitions will allow owners and management of agro-industrial companies to reduce the risks of making ineffective decisions.

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Operational risk management in financing environmental activities and personnel management projects

Cited by 15 publications

References 9 publications

Economic potential of agroindustrial enterprises and their impact on the environment

Economic potential of agroindustrial enterprises and their impact on the environment

The criteria for evaluation of efficiency of heat technical installations considering general energy costs with the aim of increasing their environmental friendliness and reducing negative effect on the environment

Evaluating the effectiveness of mergers and acquisitions for agribusiness companies

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