Economic sciences/15. Management of financial condition

Turchenko V. E.

candidate of technical sciences, associate professor Shamov S.O.

Kharkiv Institute of Banking, University of Banking, National Bank of Ukraine

 

Management tasks in the analysis and audit of the financial condition of an enterprise

Production problems. If we consider the activities of the enterprise in terms of a systematic approach, any enterprise which in essence is the organizational system but targeted to make the management process.

We must note that the problem, processes, methods and management tools can be the object of the research in various ways. They can be: the object or the subject of the study, the part of the object or the subject of research, the means of solving problems, the condition in which the problem is resolved, the source, the converter, the consumer or the product or the receiver of the result which is defined as the purpose of the research.

The subject of the research is management tasks in the analysis and audit of the financial condition of an enterprise.

The purpose of this study is to analyze the relationship between enterprise activities and management processes. The detection of such administrative processes that significantly affect the results of the analysis and audit of financial condition.

The results showed that the control problem in the analysis and audit of the financial condition is the management of the basic economic factors that directly affect the financial condition, because of financial condition - a system of formation and distribution of assets, which provides the goal of its activities and describes the financial and material capacity at the moment of its development, and evaluated through a system of indicators of economic status, using modern methods and techniques.

Therefore, one can distinguish five basic management processes that significantly affect the results of the analysis and audit of financial condition of an enterprise.

Liquidity management – is the activity of an enterprise, for the placement of the funds, which provides the possibility of payment for liabilities (to convert assets to cash in a short period of time). There are several methods of liquidity management:

1)     the general method of allocation, which is involved in the distribution of its own funds and channel placement of a single fund to meet the needs;

2)     the method of distribution of assets (conversion of funds) that placing assets in accordance with the terms of liabilities (such as fixed deposits for one year to go on lending to one year);

3)     the method of optimized allocation of funds.

Liquidity Management is an important part of enterprise management and it is more important for the analysis of the financial condition of the company.

Asset Management - management relations among different parts of the company's assets to ensure the highest incomes.

The formation of tangible assets should be focused on increasing of active share capital (machinery and equipment) that allows to expand production with  abilities (buildings, constructions) and reducing the costs of land.

The available surplus funds should be placed in the most profitable investment forms. Effective management of inventory and receivables to reduces of operating assets costs.

Liability management is a set of methods for reduction of the costs of raising funds and improving their structure.

Optimal combination of company’s own funds (self-financing) and attraction of external funds, which include capital increase (the issue of shares, bonds, etc.), long-term and short-term loans are important in the company’s operation. Borrowing must rely on realistic estimates of their coverage on due date.

Effective management of assets and liabilities is the means of achievement of the main goal of the financial condition of the company, which is to achieve the   financial capacity at the moment and in prospect.

Risk management is a decision making and rational action in situations of risk, the content of which is to protect the object from possible present or future threats. Ways of managing risk are: the exclusion of risk, risk transfer, risk reduction and risk retention. Last three methods of risk management are usually carried out through insurance.

Risk is an integral part of any - company from the perspective of a systematic approach in the management, assessment and risk management an important part of enterprise management. Since the loss of economic benefits as a result of ineffective risk management directly affect the financial condition and results of its audit and analysis .

Financial management is the organization of financial resources at various levels of management to their best use. At the enterprise level financial management aimed at obtaining the financial resources of the highest incomes. Allocation of funds should ensure their profitability, taking into account risk factor and the necessary liquidity of the company.

    The acceleration of financial management in some companies is focused on the efficient use of working capital and its turnover by forming profitable for the company payment system for the supply of finished products and the acquisition of raw materials, encouraging customers (giving them discounts on the price) for the acceleration of the terms of payment, the use of modern methods of payments , including factoring, etc.

Conclusions. the following conclusions can be suggested:

 1) all considered types of management are essential both for analysis and auditing of the fin. Condition of the company because they affect the financial and material potential of the company;

2) different types of management to have different effects: the most influential factors in the analysis are liquidity financial and risk management, and in auditing – throw management of assets and liabilities.

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