The influence of financial management practices on company performance: analysis of cash flow, debt, working capital, and capital structure

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• What: By measuring Return on Assets (ROA) and Return on Equity (ROE) as key performance indicators, this study analyzes four main areas of financial management: cash flow management, debt management, working capital management, and capital structure. The analysis shows that companies that are able to manage interest expenses well have more stable ROA and ROE performance. This study shows that companies with larger equity have a lower risk of bankruptcy and higher level of shareholder confidence. Specifically, this study shows that companies that have a balanced debt management policy are able to improve capital efficiency and maximize . . .
  

   

  

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