Abstract
Financing is an indispensable process for the development and growth of enterprises, and there are various ways of financing enterprises. However, enterprise financing is accompanied by various risks, and enterprise risk management is a key factor in ensuring the continued operation of enterprises and enhancing their competitiveness. How to cope with these risks is crucial to the healthy development of enterprise financing and operations. Therefore, this paper discusses risk management under enterprise financing through theoretical analysis and a case study. Through the analysis, financing risks mainly include cash flow crises, capital structure changes, dilution of shareholders' equity, conflicts of interest, etc. In order to cope with the risks arising from financing, enterprises can usually take measures such as disclosing information and evaluating risks regularly, optimizing capital structure, and coordinating creditor-debt relationships. In addition, enterprises can ensure that their claimed technologies and products are in line with reality and ethical and legal requirements by establishing transparent technology verification and auditing mechanisms.
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