The impact of corporate governance on financial sustainability

  • Rustamov I
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Abstract

The theoretical and methodological foundations of ensuring the financial stability of corporate governance include the main principles and approaches to maintaining the stability of the financial system and ensuring the sustainability of economic development. Financial stability ensures that financial markets and institutions, as well as the economy, are resistant to various shocks and risks and perform their functions without interruption. This concept requires a broad systems approach and covers many aspects, from macroeconomic indicators to regulatory mechanisms and risk management principles. Factors affecting financial stability include various factors that are important to consider in order to ensure the stability and sustainability of the financial system. These factors are the main indicators and conditions that determine the resilience of financial institutions, markets, and the economy as a whole to shocks, risks, and potential disruptions.

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Rustamov, I. S., & Mammadzadeh, A. H. (1996). The impact of corporate governance on financial sustainability. Scientific Works/Elmi Eserler, 122–127. https://doi.org/10.58225/tim.2024-4-122-127

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