On a global level, in organizations and in all businesses and investments there have always been levels of risk that must be analyzed in order to guarantee the operation and success of the business.
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Concern for financial risks has always existed, but has become increasingly important in recent years worldwide, as a result of the significant changes that have taken place in companies.
In other words, financial risks are always present in the business world, and it is essential to analyze them in order to create alternatives to control them and reduce them to a minimum.
In the same way, financial risks tend to increase according to the type of business, the company's management, the economy in each country and the quality of the financial information.
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In the specific case of Venezuela, hyperinflation has been a unique and inexplicable scourge due to its instability, generating infinite negative consequences in Venezuelan companies and despite the fact that in the year 2022 inflation is decreasing, the prices of products and supplies continue to rise in relation to the dollar, leading to the perpetuation of the vicious circle of poverty, inflation and the excessive increase of risks resulting from the emergence of the pandemic.