As seen in Table 1, property in its present form in 2014, 63% of overdue financial obligations will likely meet.
This rate is over 50% constitutes a risky situation. However, liquidity risk with the use of $ 4,000,000 of loans
dropped from 50% to 45% will take place. Volatility in property sales, market liquidity levels and possible changes
in financial liabilities may affect these rates.
7. Result
In recent years, risk managers have noticed that market risk measuring the amount of cash required for these risks
at the same time to identify and determine the amount of cash required in credit risk induced is very important. In
parallel, used to measure the market risk Value at Risk (VaR) models, financial markets in all countries, developed
or developing as a modern risk measurement techniques are used. Value at Risk, a certain probability defines the
maximum amount that can be lost. On the other hand; Cash Flow at Risk provides the financial strategy and longterm
investment planning based on the scientific basis of the establishment as well as the evaluation of capital
structure.
As a result of this analysis, the level of cash payments meeting the situation, the probability of occurrence of
certain changes in the cash flow, working capital requirements for market risk identified and would have been made
in consideration of cash planning. Cash Flow At Risk (CFAR), in the medium term due to the deviation of cash
flows are used to assess the risks that may arise.
In the study; the risks that may arise are evaluated due to the deviation of cash flows. In this context; based on
2014 budget of a sample business, cash flow at risk was calculated. To manage the liquidity risk of sample business,
an analysis was carried out in two different scenarios whether to use or not to use a credit.
Analyzing the examples considering assumptions, while in the first scenario, in 2014 ,the possibility of meeting
financial obligations are 63.06%, in the second scenario, in 2014, 45.57% is more likely to meet financial
obligations
As seen in Table 1, property in its present form in 2014, 63% of overdue financial obligations will likely meet.This rate is over 50% constitutes a risky situation. However, liquidity risk with the use of $ 4,000,000 of loansdropped from 50% to 45% will take place. Volatility in property sales, market liquidity levels and possible changesin financial liabilities may affect these rates.7. ResultIn recent years, risk managers have noticed that market risk measuring the amount of cash required for these risksat the same time to identify and determine the amount of cash required in credit risk induced is very important. Inparallel, used to measure the market risk Value at Risk (VaR) models, financial markets in all countries, developedor developing as a modern risk measurement techniques are used. Value at Risk, a certain probability defines themaximum amount that can be lost. On the other hand; Cash Flow at Risk provides the financial strategy and longterminvestment planning based on the scientific basis of the establishment as well as the evaluation of capitalstructure.As a result of this analysis, the level of cash payments meeting the situation, the probability of occurrence ofcertain changes in the cash flow, working capital requirements for market risk identified and would have been madein consideration of cash planning. Cash Flow At Risk (CFAR), in the medium term due to the deviation of cashflows are used to assess the risks that may arise.In the study; the risks that may arise are evaluated due to the deviation of cash flows. In this context; based on2014 budget of a sample business, cash flow at risk was calculated. To manage the liquidity risk of sample business,an analysis was carried out in two different scenarios whether to use or not to use a credit.Analyzing the examples considering assumptions, while in the first scenario, in 2014 ,the possibility of meetingfinancial obligations are 63.06%, in the second scenario, in 2014, 45.57% is more likely to meet financialobligations
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