Browsing: risk management

2015

Risk Management and Risk Psychology in Romanian Sme’s

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Introduction. Risk is one of the biggest and most fascinating challenges of all times for humanity, because of its presence in all fields. Risk management as a component of modern management, has become a main concern for the modern world and one of the “key mechanisms” of economic development, a complex process that includes a series of activities meant to alleviate the impact of risk over business and planed or foreseen results.

Aim of the study. This paper wants to bring to attention the importance of risks and their management in today’s economic crisis. The sector presented is the IT& C, especially software, because Romania had a growth in this area for a few years but beginning the crisis this segment in economy had known a serious decrease. This paper tries to connect risk management and risk psychology to Romanian economy, culture and mentality. The paper presents in short some of risk management characteristics, definitions and few opinions; why in Romania this subject is not treated with the appropriate attention. The paper at hand focuses on the psychology of risk and how it affects the life of individuals and the existence of companies, the importance it should have on day to day basis, especially in Romania.
Keywords: risk management, risk psychology, IT industry, SME’s (small and medium enterprises), emerging market, and global crisis.
JEL Classification: M16, M21, G32

2019

Accounting Aspects of Banking Risk Management

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Introduction. Recognizing that banking accounting risks are a field of uncertainty, regulatory bodies in the accounting field have taken their views on the obligation to present the main assumptions of valuation. This information is designed to allow users of financial statements to assess whether companies are prudent or not in establishing their values.

Aim of the study. Over the past decades, banking services have expanded considerably. Newly emerging financial services institutions have become competitors to commercial banks.Institutional investors, with various investments, often promising higher returns on bank deposits and providing greater flexibility, attracted a growing pool of savings and offered alternatives to those seeking funds.
Keywords: risk management, accounting, bank risk, financial stability
JEL Classification: F33, G21