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Liquidity as a measure of company risks: assessment and management principles. The evidence of the russian metallurgical industry
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Makarova V. A., Skobeleva Inna
The aim of our research is to present an approach to systemic liquidity management of the company. We study patterns of liquidity management that reflect the requirements of the relationship between strategic and current financial management, the interaction of liquidity risk and profitability as the core of added value creation, as well as the tools for their implementation. The econometric toolkit was aimed at identifying threshold points in the joint dynamics of liquidity and profitability with the identification of ranges of positive and negative nature of their interaction. The result of theoretical research was tested on the example of Russian metallurgical industry. The analysis revealed that metallurgical industry is characterized by a lower liquidity threshold, as well as profitability. However, in the framework of this study, all the tasks have been accomplished. A possible direction for future research in this field is the use of comprehensive approach to the study of liquidity management in order to understand which combination of tactic and strategic action enables liquidity management to be expedient for the company.
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