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1	Enterprise finance crisis forecast- Constructing industrial forcast model by Artificial Neural Network model Huang, Chih-li 14 June 2007 (has links) The enterprise finance crisis forecast could provide alarm to managers and investors of the enterprise, many scholars advised different alarm models to explain and predict the enterprise is facing finance crisis or not. These models can be classified into three categories by analysis method, the first is single-variate model, it¡¦s easy to implement. The second is multi-variate model which need to fit some statistical assumption, and the third is Artificial Neural Network model which doesn¡¦t need to fit any statistical assumption. However, these models do not consider the industrial effect, different industry could have different finance crisis pattern. This study uses the advantage of Artificial Neural Network to build the process of the enterprise finance crisis forecast model, because it doesn¡¦t need to fit any statistical assumption. Finally, the study use reality finance data to prove the process, and compare with the other models. The result shows the model issued by this study is suitable in Taiwan Electronic Industry, but the performance in Taiwan architecture industry is not better than other models. Enterprise finance crisis forecast single-variate model multi-variate model Artificial Neural Network model
2	Evropské makroekonomické nerovnováhy: srovnání Slovenska a Estonska / European macroeconomic imbalances : a comparison of Slovakia and Estonia Hvizdoš, Lukáš January 2014 (has links) The aim of this thesis is to focus on external imbalance and fiscal imbalance, which are recognized to be the cause of financial crisis in Europe, in Slovakia and Estonia. The first part of the thesis is dedicated to provide a theoretical background of external imbalance of current account deficit and deficit of balance of payment. As well to provide the definition of causes and consequences of creation of state budget, public debt and graphic interpretation of economic tools by using IS-LM-BP model. The aim of the practical part of my thesis is based on analysis of balance of, deficit of state budget and public debt of Slovakia and Estonia. I particularly focused on processes that vanish the imbalances by financing with and without debt, market equalization process and active economic policy. Furthermore, I designed a graphic evolution of Slovakia and Estonia in the period of time after the spread of financial crisis by using the IS-LM-BP model.
3	THE BANK CRISIS FINANCIAL RATIOS : A comparative research of the UK and Sweden during 2006-2010 Winter Söderberg, Cristoffer, Göransson, Stephanie January 2011 (has links) The credit crunch that started the 9th of August 2007 is generally viewed as the most significant crisis to affect the financial markets and the global economy since the 1930s.The UK financial sector was heavily hit by the crisis which resulted in a dry up in lending and left a black hole in the British banks‟ finances. During the last quarter of 2010 the GDP shank unexpectedly with 0.5 percent from the third quarter which created concerns about going back into the recession. Contrarily, for Swedish economy 2010 was an impressing year with an unexpected GDP growth of 7, 3 percent in the last quarter.The purpose of this study is to analyse how the finance crisis has affected the leading banks‟ performance within the two countries and see whether the differences in values can explain the difference in GDP growth during the last quarter of 2010. The analyse is performed through a financial ratio analysis of the different banks.The final results of the research indicates to that the Swedish banks have been more profitable, have had a more secure and higher quality of lending and more capacity to lower cost related to income than the British banks. The more distinctive negative influence is mostly based on the larger amount of credit losses the British banks had to experience which contributed to their significant decrease in earnings per share which created scepticism on the credit market followed by a severe slowdown in consumption and in GDP growth. Since the credit losses never got to same levels in Sweden as in the UK the scepticism of the Swedish banking system did not affect the reduction in credit use and house prises to the same extent and GDP growth could recover back to normal levels sooner than in the UK. credit crunch finance crisis financial ratios Basel credit risk credit loss ratio cost income ratio net interest margin earnings per share return on equity capital adequacy Finanskris nyckeltalanalys lönsamhet likviditet finansiell marknad kreditrisk kreditförluster soliditetsmått likviditetsmått lönsamhetsmått effektivitetsmått svenska banker brittiska banker.

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