The Need of Bankruptcy Prediction in the Company
Aurelija Mažintienė, Daiva Burkšaitienė
Abstract
Aurelija Mažintienė, Daiva Burkšaitienė
Abstract
The obvious symptoms show up in a company's financial statements about a year or two before a company goes real bankruptcy. The aim of the article is to define the concept of bankruptcy and to pro- vide the main aspects of bankruptcy prediction. The accurate financial failure predicting can provide time for corporate managers to take actions and save the business from financial insolvency. This article notes that managers have a natural tendency to underestimate risks and overestimate their ability to save an in- solvent or near insolvent company. Therefore, the accurate prediction of bankruptcy has been an im- portant and widely studied topic in the accounting and finance field for a long time. In terms of the suc- cessful identification of the relationship within data of company and industry, better business modeling and investment decisions can be found and implemented.
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The obvious symptoms show up in a company's financial statements about a year or two before a company goes real bankruptcy. The aim of the article is to define the concept of bankruptcy and to pro- vide the main aspects of bankruptcy prediction. The accurate financial failure predicting can provide time for corporate managers to take actions and save the business from financial insolvency. This article notes that managers have a natural tendency to underestimate risks and overestimate their ability to save an in- solvent or near insolvent company. Therefore, the accurate prediction of bankruptcy has been an im- portant and widely studied topic in the accounting and finance field for a long time. In terms of the suc- cessful identification of the relationship within data of company and industry, better business modeling and investment decisions can be found and implemented.
Key concepts: Bankruptcy, Insolvency, Bankruptcy prediction, Identification (biology), Investment (military), Business failure, Business, Accounting