Browsing by Author "Strýčková Lenka"
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- ItemAbsorption Costing Analysis and its Use by Czech Manufacturing Companies(STEF92 Technologz Ltd., 2018) Strýčková Lenka; Hojná Radana
- ItemAnalýza faktorů determinujících kapitálovou strukturu podniků v ČR(Univerzita Pardubice, 2013) Strýčková Lenka
- ItemBusiness performance in dependency on accounting, financial and tax factors(Technická univerzita v Liberci, 2016) Hasprová Olga; Strýčková Lenka; Jáčová Helena; Černíková Martina; Hojná Radana; Malíková Olga; Brabec Zdeněk; Kafková Růžena; Pur David
- ItemCorporate Financing by IPOs in the Czech Republic(Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego we Wrocławiu, 2012) Strýčková Lenka
- ItemCorporate Indebtedness: Bane Or Blessing? Empirical Evidence from the Czech Republic(Univerzita Hradec Králové, 2014) Strýčková Lenka
- ItemCorporate Investment Decisions: Empirical Evidence from the Czech Republic(SGEM, 2014) Strýčková Lenka
- ItemCzech Banking Sector as a Source of Business Financing(Stef92 Technology, 2017) Strýčková LenkaThe paper surveys the Czech banking sector from the perspective of corporate financing. The article presents the current state of the Czech financial market, and the importance of the banking sector for the economy. The questionnaire survey investigated main trends in the use of various products offered by the banking sector for financing, satisfaction of companies with banking products and overall confidence of business customers in the banking sector in the Czech Republic. Results of investigation and empirical study confirmed that the Czech banking sector is stable in long term, and that the enterprises in the Czech Republic most often turn to banks for necessary sources of financing. Bank loans were considered by respondents as the most important debt source of financing. In general, corporate customers are satisfied with products and services offered by banking sector and financial market in the Czech Republic. At the same time their confidence in the banking sector is on a high level. Findings of this article indicate that fundamental changes in the approach of Czech companies to financing cannot be expected in the near future, and the Czech Republic will continue to be ranked among bank oriented economies.
- ItemDebt policy of companies in Czech republic(Centre of Sociological Research, NGO, 2019) Strýčková Lenka
- ItemEconomic Aspects of Business in the Czech-Polish Border Area(Technická univerzita v Liberci, 2019) Jáčová Helena; Hasprová Olga; Malíková Olga; Brabec Zdeněk; Hyblerová Šárka; Černíková Martina; Händelová Monika; Pur David; Hojná Radana; Strýčková Lenka; Adamek Jacek; Bak Melania; Dziuba Jaroslaw; Hajduga Elżbieta; Kogut Joanna; Koza Andrzej; Konieczna Patrycja; Krawiec Wojciech; Kurek Robert; Orzeszko Teresa; Politaj Adriana; Solarz Małgorzata
- ItemFactors Determining the Corporate Capital Structure in the Czech Republic from the Perspective of Business Entities(Technical University of Liberec, 2015) Strýčková Lenka
- ItemIdentification of the Factors Determining Corporate Capital Structure in the Czech Republic(Slezská univerzita v Opavě, 2016) Strýčková Lenka
- ItemInvestigation Into the Debt Financing of Businesses in the Czech Republic(STEF92 Technology Ltd., 2015) Strýčková Lenka
- ItemKapitálová struktura: Výsledek rozhodování podniku?(MAGNANIMITAS, 2013) Strýčková Lenka
- ItemThe potential of selected corporate sources of financing(Technická univerzita v Liberci, 2012) Strýčková Lenka; Horák Josef
- ItemThe Practice of Capital Structure Choice in the Czech Republic: a Comparative Study Based on the Global Data(Centre of Sociological Research, NGO, 2017) Strýčková LenkaThe aim of this contribution is to reveal the general practice in corporate financing in the Czech Republic, capital structure choice in particular, by means of comparison with the global data. The comparative study is based on primary data from the Czech Republic obtained via a questionnaire survey, and comparison with the data from various countries in Europe and America published in empirical surveys since 2001. The crux of this comparison is the use of the same questions that were used by Graham and Harvey for the first time in 2001. Unlike the original study, which examined several aspects of corporate finance in a single country, this study is focused on the cross-country comparisons of views on determinants of capital structure. The study revealed both differences and similarities between Czech, American and European companies. As the most important factor affecting the choice of the appropriate amount of debt for Czech respondents was “Financial flexibility”, likewise in the other countries. Surprisingly, the tax advantages are not considered to be of a high importance to Czech firms and a striking proportion of respondents have no target debt ratio; such results weren’t found by any previous study.
- ItemRelationship Between Company Returns And Leverage According to the Business Sector: Empirical Evidence from the Czech Republic(Tomas Bata University in Zlin, 2017) Strýčková LenkaThe paper aims to provide up-to-date empirical evidence of relationship between the key indicators of business competitiveness: leverage and corporate performance. The study is based on corporate financial data of selected companies from the Czech Republic within 14 major business sectors according to CZ-NACE which companies published for the year 2014. The results of this study show that leverage (debt ratio) has a substantially negative effect on corporate performance when the return on equity (ROE) is used as an indicator of corporate performance in the Czech Republic over the period covered by the study. The results of the regression analysis confirmed negative relationship between the company profitability and the use of debt in majority of business sectors (Agriculture, fishery, and forestry; Construction, Wholesale and retail trade, repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles; Professional, scientific and technical activities; Administrative and support service activities). The opposite relationship was found in one business sector only (Mining and quarrying) where positive relationship between the company profitability and leverage was confirmed. Among other things, the results of this study confirm that corporate leverage varies across industries.
- ItemThe Sense And Availability of Industry Standards of Indebtedness for Businesses in the Czech Republic(Fakulta ekonomická ZČU v Plzni, 2016) Strýčková Lenka
- ItemThe Prospects of Supported Export Financing in the Czech Republic(Technická univerzita v Liberci, 2011) Strýčková Lenka
- ItemThe Utilization of Industry Standards in the Optimization of Corporate Capital Structure(Technical University of Liberec, 2015) Strýčková Lenka
- ItemTrends in Electronic Banking in the Czech Republic(MAGNANIMITAS, 2012) Strýčková Lenka