Exploring the Association Between Corporate Financial Credit Risk Management and Corporate Value

Abstract

In the rapidly changing business environment, corporate financial credit risk management has become a key factor in the stable operation and continuous value enhancement of enterprises. Corporate value is reflected not only in its tangible assets but also in its intangible assets and management capabilities. Among them, financial credit risk management, as an important part of corporate management, is increasingly being paid attention to for its association with corporate value. Financial credit risk management involves the identification, assessment, monitoring, and control of risks related to financial activities, which may stem from market changes, credit defaults, operational errors, and more. Effective financial credit risk management not only helps enterprises reduce potential losses and protect asset safety but also enhances the market reputation and competitiveness of enterprises, thereby increasing their overall value. With the continuous development of financial markets and the strengthening of globalization trends, the financial credit risks faced by enterprises are becoming increasingly complex and varied. Therefore, building a comprehensive financial credit risk management system and enhancing the risk management capabilities of enterprises have become key to achieving sustainable development and creating long-term value.