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Olena Stashchuk - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • COMMUNICATIVE PARADIGM IN THE RESEARCH OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES Financial Security
    WORLD OF FINANCE, 2019
    Co-Authors: Olena Stashchuk
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    Introduction. The development of the information society requires the application of the bases of the communicative approach in the process of researching the Financial Security of joint stock companies. This is due to the high level of sensitivity of corporate structures to the quality, completeness and timeliness of Financial information and, as a consequence, can lead to a decrease in the efficiency of Financial and economic activity of joint stock companies and the level of their Financial Security. The purposeof the article is to outline the place of the communicative paradigm in the scientific knowledge of the Financial Security of joint stock companies, to identify its main characteristics. On this basis, there is a need for structuring Financial communications of the Financial Security system of joint stock companies. Results. The results of the study allowed to establish such basic essential characteristics of the communicative paradigm in the study of Financial Security of joint stock companies, such as multisubjectivity, multilevelness, intersubjectivity, equality of control subjects, flexibility and dynamism of the structure of the subject of management. It is established that in the structure of Financial communications of the Financial Security system of joint stock companies are allocated intangible, basic and derivative. The author's approach to understanding the methodology of scientific knowledge of Financial Security of joint stock companies as an interconnection of Financial resources of corporate structures and the formation of relevant Financial information with the aim of regulating the interests and intentions of all stakeholders is proposed. Conclusions. Construction of the methodology of scientific knowledge of Financial safety of joint stock companies on the basis of the above mentioned methodological approaches can contribute to the formation of a real assessment of the latest trends in the formation of Financial Security of joint stock companies, the identification of weaknesses and the risks of their mplementation in the context of existing macroeconomic and microeconomic threats, as well as substantiation of effective directions for increasing Financial Security. We believe that the application of such scientific approaches to the study of Financial Security of joint stock companies will also enhance the quality of the use of mathematical tools in Financial science, a more detailed study of the basic models of the functioning of the finances of joint stock companies, the accumulation of empirical data.

  • Classification of Financial Security functions of joint-stock companies
    Herald of Ternopil National Economic University, 2017
    Co-Authors: Olena Stashchuk
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    The article proves that Financial Security functions are one of the fundamental categories, which makes it possible to more thoroughly describe the concept of Financial Security of jointstock companies. The purpose of the paper is to systematize the current approaches of scholars to determining Financial Security functions of business entities, as well as to improve Financial Security of joint-stock companies. The existing theoretical studies of Financial Security do not take into account peculiar features of doing business, institutional-legal forms and sectors of economic activities. A critical analysis of scholars’ approaches to identifying functions of Financial Security of business entities allows us to conclude that the classical functions of Financial Security of enterprises are as follows: establishing a framework for managing Financial Security of enterprises, assessing the level of Financial Security of enterprises, planning and forecasting the level of Financial Security of entities, exercising control over measures taken to achieve a satisfactory level of Financial Security of joint-stock companies. The role of joint-stock companies in the development of the Financial system of the state is identified. Based on the major features of joint stock companies’ operations and typological characteristics of their Financial Security, it is proposed to distinguish general and specific functions of Financial Security of joint-stock companies. It is pointed out, that general functions include: extended reproduction, informational, organizational, planning, analytical, and stimulating. Accordingly, it is found that specific functions of Financial Security of joint-stock companies are as follows: protective, investment, anti-crisis Financial management, financing business operations, equity capital management, and corporate governance. The proposed classification of functions might be useful in the process of establishing a framework for managing Financial Security of a joint-stock company, as well as enhance further research on the issue of providing a satisfactory level of Financial Security of corporate units. The described functions are found to possess the following characteristic properties: system approach, completeness, universality and comprehensiveness. At the same time, it is claimed that the division of the whole range of functions into general and specific ones will contribute to increasing the efficiency of Financial Security management of joint-stock companies.

B. O. Tursunov - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • WAYS TO IMPROVE OF Financial Security MANAGEMENT AT TEXTILE ENTERPRISES IN UZBEKISTAN
    Central Asian Problems of Modern Science and Education, 2020
    Co-Authors: B. O. Tursunov
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    In this paper has been investigated issues of Financial Security management of textile enterprises. On the basis of secondary statistics, the growth of textile production in the regions of the Republic of Uzbekistan in 2008-2018 was analyzed and the factors influencing it were identified. By the author have been presented the main tasks and conditions for the Financial Security of enterprises, as well as developed scientific and practical recommendations for eliminating factors affecting the Financial Security of textile enterprises.

  • Main indicators of textile enterprises' Financial Security assessment
    2020
    Co-Authors: A. U. Burkhanov, B. O. Tursunov
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    The relevance of the topic of developing indicators for ensuring Financial Security for textile enterprises increased especially during the Covid-19 pandemic The world has developed a situation where supply and demand simultaneously stopped The magnitude of the global economic loss due to the Covid-19 pandemic has not yet been determined The Financial Security assessment takes into account external and internal threats of the enterprise In this paper were examined the scientific, theoretical and practical aspects of Financial Security of enterprises and their maintenance Due to the specific nature of textile enterprises, Financial Security indicators are listed The level of Financial Security of textile enterprises operating in Uzbekistan has also been assessed and analyzed, and scientific proposals and practical recommendations have been developed to ensure their Financial Security Proposed methodic were implemented on private enterprise "OSBORN TEXTILE" and Joint-Venture "UZTEX TASHKENT" operating in Uzbekistan Based on secondary accounting data of enterprises, the Financial Security situation of enterprises was analyzed and proposals for staving off threats were elaborated © 2020 Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava All rights reserved

Jaroslaw Kaczmarek - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • the mechanisms of creating value vs Financial Security of going concern sustainable management
    Sustainability, 2019
    Co-Authors: Jaroslaw Kaczmarek
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    The subject of this research study is the quantification of corporate value creation in relation to the level of the Financial Security of a company’s functioning. The research aims to compare the two mechanisms. Assessments concern the degree of the balancing of effects in the context of value creation and Financial Security sustainable management. The analysed entities comprise all the manufacturing enterprises in Poland in 2007–2018, included in public statistical data. In light of the above, the study is unique in character, comprising the broadest possible range of entities. The results support the main hypothesis—which is subordinated to the study’s adopted main target—as well as five sub-hypotheses. The study employs a multifaceted logit model of Financial Security, and the multifaceted value measure. The paper examines value drivers as well as Financial Security explanatory variables. The study makes use of cause and effect analysis, object relocation analysis and an analysis of the variability and clustering of objects. On the basis of the detailed research findings, the following rule was demonstrated: there is a directly proportional relationship between the effects of the value creation process and the ensuring of Financial Security in manufacturing enterprises (compliance with the sustainable management principle).

T. Tomashevskyi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Systemic problems and ways of Ukraine Financial Security in the conditions of hybrid warfare
    University Economic Bulletin, 2019
    Co-Authors: Z. Varnalii, T. Tomashevskyi
    Abstract:

    The purpose of this paper is to identify the problems and ways of providing Ukraine Financial Security in a hybrid war. The subject of the study is the system of Financial Security of Ukraine. Research methods. The paper uses a set of scientific methods, including systematic, structural, comparative, factorial, and others which allowed to realize the conceptual unity of the research. Research results. The article deals with systemic problems and ways of ensuring the Financial Security of Ukraine in the conditions of hybrid warfare, clarifies the concept of "Financial Security", an analysis of the peculiarities of the factors of providing and assessing the Financial Security of Ukraine at the present stage of development of the state. It has been determined that Financial Security is one of the key elements of economic Security, the state of finance in the state depends on the state of the economy of the country, and simultaneously, the economic well-being of the country depends to a large extent on the level of ensuring the Financial Security of each individual citizen, as well as of the society state in the whole. Conclusions. Financial Security is the protection of Financial interests of business entities at all levels of Financial relations, Financial coverage of households, enterprises, organizations and institutions, regions, industries, sectors of the economy, government, sufficient to meet their needs and to fulfill obligations. In public administration practice there are often problems in assessing and analyzing individual components of national Security or making decisions on one of the areas of ensuring Financial Security, when data on changes in other components of Security are not available. Ensuring the Financial Security of the country requires the cessation of capital flight practice being one of the most powerful internal threats to the Financial Security of the country as a whole. The rise of external public debt and the excessive openness of the economy are the factors contributing to Financial Security risks.

  • Financial Security of Ukraine in Hybrid War
    Bulletin of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. Economics, 2019
    Co-Authors: Z. Varnalii, T. Tomashevskyi
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    The article explores theoretical, methodological and applied aspects of strengthening Ukraine’s Financial Security in the conditions of hybrid war. The Financial Security is shown as one of the key elements of economic Security with the state of public finances being directly related to the status of the national economy while the country’s economic welfare depends largely on the level of Financial Security provided to every individual, the society and the nation as a whole. To study this hypothesis, a system of general and special methods is used as a theoretical and methodological basis, namely, the dialectical method of cognition is used to evaluate the theoretical and normative principles of understanding Financial Security in the structure of a country’s national and economic Security; methods of causal analysis are used to directly analyze the functioning of Financial Security in modern conditions of development of Ukraine; comparative analysis methods are used to study the similarities and differences between various elements of the state’s national Security structure.

So Hyun Joo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • A cross-country analysis of population aging and Financial Security
    The Journal of the Economics of Ageing, 2018
    Co-Authors: Angela C. Lyons, John E. Grable, So Hyun Joo
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    Abstract Throughout the world, policy makers are concerned about the impact that population aging will have on households’ Financial Security, especially those groups most likely to be vulnerable—women, the less educated, and the poor. We use data from the 2014 World Bank Global Findex and supplement it with macroeconomic indicators of old-age Security to investigate the Financial Security of households across both developed (OECD) and developing (non-OECD) countries with various aging populations. Five fundamental indicators of Financial Security are examined. Results show an aging effect for all measures. The aging effects are largest for those who report saving for old age. Older age groups living in countries with larger aging populations are more likely to save, regardless of OECD status. Also, those who are female, have less education, and lower incomes are particularly vulnerable, especially those living in developing countries. Further, the Financial Security of those living in non-OECD countries is significantly more likely to be affected by public pension spending and other key indicators of old-age Security. Financial inclusion and technological usage also have a significant and positive impact on Financial Security. These factors could play a key role in promoting savings and improving Financial Security in aging populations worldwide. The findings from this study have important policy implications given the pressures that some countries’ social support and public transfer systems will face in the coming years.

  • a cross country analysis of population aging and Financial Security
    Social Science Research Network, 2017
    Co-Authors: Angela C. Lyons, John E. Grable, So Hyun Joo
    Abstract:

    Throughout the world, policy makers are concerned about the impact that population aging will have on the Financial Security of households and nations. Key questions include: (1) are the aging, and soon to be aged populations, adequately preparing for old age? and (2) how does Financial preparation vary for those groups likely to be most vulnerable — women, the less educated, and the poor — especially those traditionally excluded from Financial markets in less developed regions of the world? We use individual-level household data from the 2014 World Bank Global Findex and supplement it with macroeconomic indicators of old-age Security to investigate these questions across both developed (OECD) and developing (non-OECD) countries with various aging populations. Five fundamental indicators of Financial Security are examined (account ownership, general savings behavior, saving specifically for old age, saving for emergencies, and sources of emergency funds). Results show an aging effect for all the Financial Security measures. The cohort effects are largest for those who report saving for old age, with older cohorts being more likely to be better prepared for retirement and unexpected emergencies. The most significant effects are for those countries with larger aging populations. Also, those who are female, have less education, and lower incomes are particularly vulnerable, especially those living in developing countries. Further, evidence suggests that the Financial Security of those living in non-OECD countries is significantly more likely to be affected by public pension spending and other key indicators of old-age Security. Financial inclusion and technological usage also have a significant and positive impact on Financial Security, suggesting that these factors could play a key role in promoting savings and improving Financial Security in aging populations. The findings from this study have important policy implications given the pressures that some countries’ social support and public transfer systems will face in the coming years. Those countries with aging populations that are more Financially prepared for the future are likely to see improvements in their populations’ overall health and well-being, as well as reductions in poverty and other social and economic inequalities.