Browsing by Author "MATOS, Cristiane A.R."

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    Finanças Corporativas e Controladoria: Bem Saúde - plano de assistência médica hospitalar
    (Fundação de Ensino Octávio Bastos, 2022-11-30) MATOS, Cristiane A.R.; MARTINS, Flávia Regiane Diogo; POLI, Lucas Gabriel; PANCINE, Luiz Fernando; DOVAL, Danilo Morais
    The conditions of business activity are always changing, companies are increasingly complex, demanding greater rationality in management. Administrative and accounting theories end up not expressing the reality of companies, making it necessary to create a management model that brings this approach. The research is justified as controllership is an effective tool in the management process of any company in helping the manager in decision making, the present work seeks to approach the controllership department in order to answer the proposed questions such as: analyzing the scenario in which the company is operating, determine which strategies are used to achieve the objectives established in the company's plan, and verify whether employees are able to visualize an effective control system within the company.
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    Gestão de Risco nas Pequenas Propriedades Rurais
    (Fundação de Ensino Octávio Bastos, 2021-11-01) MATOS, Cristiane A.R.; MARTINS, Flavia D.; POLI, Lucas Gabriel; PANCINI, Luiz Fernando; DOVAL, Danilo Morais
    In this project we will address Investment and Risk Management, where funds of investments present risks and to manage them actions are necessary that the minimize. Diagnosing the risk is the role of fund management, which seeks to reduce the exposure to it to exploit exponential gains, being an important area in this segment. Risk implies the uncertainty of an application and allows an estimate of the probability of the investment generating the return expected by the shareholders, in which in finance is the variation of the obtained return compared to the expected return, both positive and negative, therefore, the following study is related to the identification and assessment of these risks and the way they are being managed.