
The paper is devoted to the problem of improving the efficiency of financial management of corporate systems based on the implementing of the mechanisms of early informing and prevention of financial crises. The proposed model basis of the mechanism includes the following modules: a module for analyzing the financial condition of the corporation, a module for analyzing the financial condition of subsidiaries, a module for evaluation the impact of the financial crisis on the financial condition of the corporation as a whole, and the crisis management module. Particular attention is paid to the modules for estimation the financial condition of the corporation and of its subsidiaries. The possibilities of using the neuro-fuzzy approach to estimate the threat of financial crisis forming at subsidiaries and the corporation as a whole are explored. The obtained results showed the high predictive accuracy of the developed neural-fuzzy models and the expediency of their application in the financial activity of the corporations.
Economics as a science, estimation, prevention, HF5001-6182, corporate system, financial crisis, neuro-fuzzy models, Business, HB71-74
Economics as a science, estimation, prevention, HF5001-6182, corporate system, financial crisis, neuro-fuzzy models, Business, HB71-74
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