INTEGRATED FINANCIAL STRATEGIES: MANAGEMENT METHODS, INVESTMENT ANALYSIS, RISK ASSESSMENT, AND DECISION-MAKING FOR RESOURCE OPTIMIZATION AND VALUE MAXIMIZATION
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https://doi.org/10.51473/rcmos.v1i1.2024.643Keywords:
Integrated Financial Management; Risk Management; Resource Optimization.Abstract
This study explores integrated financial strategies as an essential approach to optimizing resources and maximizing value in organizations. The research analyzes financial management methods, investment analysis techniques and risk assessment approaches, highlighting the importance of strategic decision-making in complex environments. Integrated financial management allows for a more efficient allocation of resources, risk reduction and more informed decisions, providing a significant competitive advantage in the market. In addition, the integration of different functional areas improves organizational agility and the ability to adapt to constant market changes. The results suggest that companies that adopt these strategies achieve significant improvements in resource allocation, risk management and strategic decision-making. They are thus better placed to face contemporary challenges and guarantee long-term sustainability, ensuring their growth and success in a dynamic economic scenario.
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