A Model to Analyze the Financial Decision-Making of a Corporation Case Study KESH SHA

Abstract

In order for corporations to operate effectively, it is necessary to emphasize the importance of financial decision-making in the stability of corporate governance. This paper is based on addressing two main issues. First, focusing on the key decisions of financial executives whose work should focus on maximizing corporate value or minimizing the cost of capital. Second, deepening the impact of the auditor’s characteristics on the performance of the corporate governance so that the audit creates added value for the entity. It aims to give a fresh perspective of the treatment of financial decision-making in corporations, arguing every step through the empirical analysis of the DuPont model where we rely to compare the performance over the years under review of the KESH sh.a (Albanian Electro-Energetic Corporation). The difference between the ordinary and the extraordinary is made by practice and financial decision-making is a topic that is both beautiful to deal with and difficult to analyze in information. We are all witnesses of the economic situation of our country. On the one hand we have a transition economy that is growing at a normal pace and on the other hand we have a community whose business is already trying to move to a consolidated stage becoming more competitive. Only in this way can corporations in Albania survive the demanding conditions of the global economy.