Options simulation toolkit for strategic evaluation of corporations' financial potential

Manuylenko, Viktoriya Valeryevna; Локтионова, М. А.; Lipchiu, Nina Vladimirovna; Sobchenko, Natalia Vladimirovna; Sadovskaya, Tatyana Andreyevna

doi:10.9770/jesi.2018.6.2(27)

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“…Such "green" loans reduce the risks of delinquency and default, which is beneficial for both lenders and borrowers. Although the terms of such loans may be more favorable to borrowers, these transactions are often less public, which can soften their image significance [11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19].…”

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Dynamics of green finance in the Russian Federation

Shevtsov,

Posnaya,

Krichevets

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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Against the backdrop of the growing importance of sustainable development and environmental protection issues, the urgent need to increase the share of “green” investments in the financing of investment projects is substantiated. The study proposes to pay special attention to the formation of a solid regulatory framework in the field of green finance. The proposal includes the development of a strategy and concept for the development of green financing, as well as a law that would establish an effective mechanism for the implementation of green financing, taking into account the peculiarities of Russian reality. This mechanism should make private investment more attractive for financing projects and contribute to the creation of a set of measures, including ways to reduce the financial burden on the federal budget and the budgets of the Russian Federation constituent entities. We come to the conclusion that Russia should take into account global experience and practices in the field of green financing, as well as stimulate the introduction of concession agreements and public-private partnerships. The introduction of “green” financing will contribute to the preservation of natural resources and their further increase, which will allow the creation of innovative products, promote the development of scientific and technological progress, and also preserve the health of the nation, since products made in “green” financing projects are environmentally friendly.

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Dynamics of green finance in the Russian Federation

Shevtsov,

Posnaya,

Krichevets

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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“…Means and implies the application of creative business organization to solve problems related to sustainability in order to create social and economic impact as a strategy. That is, it is a business that turns problems into opportunities by introducing innovations in the field of sustainable development (Manuylenko et al, 2020;Tarkhanova, 2020;Manuylenko et al, 2018a and. In the region, 25% of pledged climate change funds have not been mobilized.…”

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Effective Development of Industry Through Use of New Tools and Mechanisms

Posnaya,

Krichevets,

Pisaryuk

et al. 2024

J. Innov. Bus. Ind.

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The development of the industry stimulates the functioning of environmental projects related to agriculture, renewable energy sources, and environmentally friendly industry. Improving the system of “green” lending in banks contributes to the development of the private sector on new terms, which implies maximum preservation of natural resources and receiving more profit than from traditional projects. When issuing loans for the development of sustainable entrepreneurship, the banking sector seeks to support clients in the transition to sustainable solutions, since the conservation of resources and the creation of energy-saving technologies determine the future capabilities of the state. Green loans are an effective and significant tool for the development of sustainable entrepreneurship in the industry. And the conditions and procedure for issuing them are the mechanism through which the industry develops. Green loans can also be issued for projects of large clients in support of the industry, which meets the requirements of the SEB system. By choosing a green loan to finance a project, the enterprise becomes part of a sustainable management system. The most relevant areas for obtaining "green" loans are: renewable energy (solar, wind, tidal energy, bioenergy; energy efficiency - in relation to district heating or cooling; clean transport - non-fossil fuels or hybrid transport solutions; waste management - energy from waste and methane capture projects, as well as projects to reduce waste through process improvement; emission reduction - reduction of emissions of particulate matter, heavy metals and dioxins through physical, chemical, mechanical means; sustainable forestry - forestry projects with a forest management certificate or equivalent scheme certification; water and wastewater treatment – drinking water production, wastewater treatment, water resources management.

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“…Interest in evaluation of companies' performance does not fade (e.g. Batkovskiy et al 2018;Manuylenko et al 2018;Narkunienė, Ulbinaitė 2018;Zemguliene, Valukonis 2018;Subačienė et al 2018;Vegera et al 2018).…”

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The classification and comparison of business ratios analysis methods

Hiļķevičs¹,

Semakina²

2019

IRD

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There are many business ratios analysis methods, which are used for different purposes, and the task of these methods classification remains actual business administration problem at present time. In this paper, we suggest two-dimensional classification for business ratios analysis methods. The first dimension is related to the goal of analysiswho and what for performs the business ratios analysis. Usually different real or possible participants of business process perform business ratios analysis for decision-making. There are four main real participants of the business processowners, workers, managers, society, and two potential participantscreditors and investors. Interests of all participants of the business process are different and therefore the purposes of business ratios analysis can be different. The difference in purposes entails the difference of methods of business ratios analysis, but the common question for all participants of business processes is the question about how their interests are satisfied. The second suggested dimension for business ratios analysis methods classification is the depth of analysis and four levels of analysis are suggested here. The first level is the level of operations and such ratios as earnings (EBITDA, EBIT, EBT, EAT, RE), returns (ROI, ROA, ROE), assets (FA, CA, OF, LTL, CL, TA) are considered at this level. The second level is the financial leverage level and such ratios as Debt/Equity, Interest, Tax, ROE are considered at this level. The third level is the stock market level and such ratios as NPV, EVA, NOPAT, WACC are considered here. The fourth level of business ratios analysis is the functional level or the level of structural units. Independently on the interests of participants of business process, a company should perform such business functions as the creation of organizational structure, financial, human and material resources management, main business activity organization, marketing and others. Usually, special structural units are created in the company to perform most significant business functions, and the quantitative evaluation of business functions performance needs to consider business ratios, which describing appropriate units. Therefore, there are many business ratios analysis methods. The classification and comparison of them give the possibility to take into account, compare the interests of all participants of the business process, and find more qualitative business solutions. Paper considers the classification of business ratios analysis methods and compares them to work out recommendations to balance the interests of different business process participants.

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Options simulation toolkit for strategic evaluation of corporations' financial potential

Cited by 7 publications

References 10 publications

Dynamics of green finance in the Russian Federation

Dynamics of green finance in the Russian Federation

Effective Development of Industry Through Use of New Tools and Mechanisms

The classification and comparison of business ratios analysis methods

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