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VOL 3, NO 1 (2016): SPRING (APRIL)
ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES’ SOLVENCY BY MEANS OF DIFFERENT BANKRUPTCY MODELS
Abstract
Innumerable economic organizations come into existence and operate successfully then some of them go bankrupt. A great many factors influence the operability or decline of corporations. The aim of undertakings is to maintain the liquidity i.e. the short-term solvency which is a primary condition of the long-term successful smooth operation. During the analysis, we place the main emphasis on the financial models representing the solvency.
Keywords
Keywords: Bankruptcy prediction, Financial models, Risk, Liquidity,
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