ADVANCED APPROACHES TO THE ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF CURRENT FINANCIAL STABILITY IN JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES USING CFAR (CASH FLOW AT RISK) AND 3Σ STATISTICAL RISK MODELS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19606187Keywords:
CFaR, Cash Flow at Risk, 3σ model, financial stability, liquidity risks, cash flows, risk management, joint-stock companies, Monte Carlo, stress testingAbstract
This scientific article systematizes the theoretical, methodological, and empirical foundations of Cash Flow at
Risk (CFaR) and the 3σ (three-sigma) statistical risk models as modern instruments for assessing and managing the shortterm
financial stability of joint-stock companies. The study also interprets their application within the risk management
systems of joint-stock companies in the Republic. It is demonstrated that evaluating current financial stability solely through
traditional static financial ratios is insufficient. Within the framework of the CFaR model for cash flow management under
risk conditions and the concept of risk-adjusted liquidity, the necessity of applying dynamic and probabilistic approaches
is theoretically substantiated
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