IMPACT OF FINANCIAL RISK ON THE OPERATION OF START-UPS

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作者
Pukala, Ryszard [1 ]
机构
[1] Bronislaw Markiewicz State Higher Sch Technol & E, Jaroslaw, Poland
关键词
start-up; innovative enterprise; corporate finance; risk; risk management;
D O I
10.46656/access.2021.2.1(4)
中图分类号
F [经济];
学科分类号
02 ;
摘要
The aim of this study is to analyse the impact of financial risk on the operation of innovative, high-risk enterprises - start-ups. Through advanced technologies and focusing on individual needs of recipients, such enterprises certainly fit the concept of the fourth industrial revolution. As part of their operational process start-ups are exposed to a broad spectrum of risks, among which the financial risks are particularly disruptive. With a clear objective of identifying financial risks that have the greatest impact on the operation of such enterprises, the study applied a questionnaire that used CAWI and CAPI methods and covered 202 start-ups active in Poland. The results of the questionnaire were subject to a statistical analysis to determine financial risks that influence the activity of start-ups to the greatest extent. The most important risks include the loss of financial liquidity and the lack of funds for continuing the development of an enterprise or a product. Therefore, we should assume that the innovative activity conducted by start-ups not only represents a method of gaining competitive advantage, but it is very often essential for the purpose of surviving on the market. Therefore, identifying operational risks and acting to limit their negative impact form an important aspect of the operation of start-ups.
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