Information from the Cash flow Statement – Possibilities for Analysis of the Activity of Insurance Company

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Keywords
cash flow statement, insurance company, adequacy, profitability, rate of development

Summary
Cash flow statement is an integral part of the accountability of the insurance company. It is an important source of information when analyzing the financial structure of the insurance company and the types of amount of the cash flows determined of its work. Through the cash flow statement is drawn attention to the distinction between types of activity and direction of cash flows. Using some elements of the report is a prerequisite for the calculation of indicators for adequacy, profitability and rate of development of the individual cash flow. Thus becomes possible to extend the analysis of the business of the insurance company.

JEL: G22
Pages: 12
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