The article talks about the newly-conceived HGN model based on ratio indicators. The main characteristic of the model is a synthetic indicator based on “refining” chosen financial efficiency indicators by separating out impacts measured by using chosen efficiency decreasing indicators. We identify and present a way to determine the minimum limits of the synthetic indicator characterizing the performance of a non-financial enterprise. We apply both the classical and tolerance approach to sensitivity analysis in a linear optimization model. We demonstrate the performance measurement possibilities provided by the gradual improvement of the HGN model by designing two versions of the model.
The aim of the article was to design an enterprise performance assessment model that accepts the results of selected financial indicators, ex ante models and risks. For the identification of risks, two approaches to calculating the Cost of Equity were applied. The first approach was based on CAPM's calculation of Cost of Equity, with the assumption of external and systematic risks. The second approach was based on Build-up model with the acceptance of internal and non-systematic risks. The data of the food industry enterprises in Slovakia for the period 2004 – 2013 were used to implement this research. Based on the application of these approaches, it was possible to identify the impact of internal, external risks, systematic and non-systematic risks on a company performance. Finally, we constructed new 3-dimensional Enterprise Risk Model (ERM) is a suitable risk management tool for assessing and predicting the risk impact on the enterprise performance.
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