The paper provides guidance on the importance of assessing the credit risk of the company based not only on its intrinsic qualities, but also as a reflection of an environmental factor capable of expressing the characteristic of the area of operation of the firm. Moving from the theory of the firm’s systemic governance, the paper identifies useful interventions for the construction of a rating model that can appropriately consider, among other profiles, the socio-economic and territorial context in which the firm operates and the articulation in a network system. The work provides useful information to expand the scientific debate on the relationship between local financial circuits, rating systems and enterprise development and to make suggestions to the current framework in order to improve the reliability of the rating systems dedicated to SMEs.
Il paper fornisce indicazioni sull’importanza della valutazione del rischio di credito dell’impresa basata non solo sulle sue qualità intrinseche, ma pure quale riflesso di un’analisi ambientale capace di esprimere i fattori caratteristici del territorio di operatività dell’impresa. Muovendo dalla teoria sistemica al governo dell’impresa, vengono individuati gli interventi utili per la costruzione di un modello di rating in grado di considerare opportunamente, tra i vari profili esaminati, anche l’ambito socioeconomico e territoriale in cui l’impresa opera. Il lavoro fornisce utili indicazioni per ampliare il dibattito scientifico sulla relazione tra circuiti finanziari locali, sistemi di rating e sviluppo dell’impresa e di proporre suggerimenti all’attuale framework di riferimento al fine di migliorare l’affidabilità dei sistemi di rating dedicati alle PMI.
Impresa, rating e territorio
MODINA, Michele;
2012-01-01
Abstract
The paper provides guidance on the importance of assessing the credit risk of the company based not only on its intrinsic qualities, but also as a reflection of an environmental factor capable of expressing the characteristic of the area of operation of the firm. Moving from the theory of the firm’s systemic governance, the paper identifies useful interventions for the construction of a rating model that can appropriately consider, among other profiles, the socio-economic and territorial context in which the firm operates and the articulation in a network system. The work provides useful information to expand the scientific debate on the relationship between local financial circuits, rating systems and enterprise development and to make suggestions to the current framework in order to improve the reliability of the rating systems dedicated to SMEs.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.