Financial determinants of bankruptcy risk in Angolan companies - Miguel, Agostinho Chitanda
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In an ever-changing economic landscape, Angolan companies weave a delicate dance between prosperity and the abyss of bankruptcy. In this study, we delve into the financial bowels of these entities, uncovering the secrets that determine their fate. Through an analytical eye, we unveil the indicators that, like beacons in the fog, signal the imminent dangers. Liquidity, profitability and equity, the elements that make up the fragile balance of these organizations, are examined in detail. With the elegance of mathematics and the depth of philosophy, we have built a model that predicts the future…mehr

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In an ever-changing economic landscape, Angolan companies weave a delicate dance between prosperity and the abyss of bankruptcy. In this study, we delve into the financial bowels of these entities, uncovering the secrets that determine their fate. Through an analytical eye, we unveil the indicators that, like beacons in the fog, signal the imminent dangers. Liquidity, profitability and equity, the elements that make up the fragile balance of these organizations, are examined in detail. With the elegance of mathematics and the depth of philosophy, we have built a model that predicts the future of these companies, anticipating crises and outlining paths to sustainability. It's as if we were deciphering the scores of a complex symphony, where each note represents a strategic decision and each pause a moment of uncertainty. However, this research is not limited to numbers and equations. It invites us to reflect on the nature of companies, the role they play in society and the challenges they face in a globalized and increasingly competitive world.
Autorenporträt
Agostinho Chitanda Miguel is an Economic and Financial Business Consultant, Lecturer at the Faculty of Economics of the José Eduardo dos Santos University, Member of OCPCA, UNDP Consultant and INAPEM trainer. He has a degree in Business Management and a Master's degree in Accounting and Business Finance.