The Study of Comprehensive Risk Management and Corporate Finance Constraints

Abstract

The reasons why companies implement comprehensive risk management and the benefits it can bring to companies have been a subject of academic interest. However, there is still room for further exploration of this topic for the following three reasons: firstly, most of the existing literature is focused on the study of corporate performance and value, and there is less research on the level of corporate financing constraints; secondly, a few papers have initially explored the relationship between the implementation of comprehensive risk management and corporate financing costs, but the research on the intrinsic impact mechanism remains at the theoretical level and lacks empirical testing Finally, comprehensive risk management has been a hot topic in recent years, but most of the literature has focused on developed countries such as Europe and the US, and domestic research is still very limited. Therefore, this paper attempts to empirically test how the implementation of comprehensive risk management affects corporate financing constraints, in the hope that it can complement the existing literature.