财务风险的分类包括筹资风险、投资风险、经营风险，存货管理风险和流动性风

The classification of financial risks includes financing risk, investment risk, business risk, inventory management risk and liquidity risk. Among them, the financing risk refers to the uncertainty in raising funds for enterprises due to the shortage of the fund supply and demand market. Funding risks mainly include interest rate risk, financial leverage effect, exchange rate risk, purchasing power risk, etc. The risk of deviation between the final return and the expected return due to the change in market demand after venture capital. Investment risks mainly include interest rate risk, reinvestment risk, exchange rate risk, inflation risk, financial derivative risk, moral hazard, default risk, etc. Operational risks mainly include procurement risk, production risk, inventory realization risk, and accounts receivable realization risk. The risk of inventory management is that for an enterprise, maintaining a certain amount of inventory is very important for its normal production, but how to determine the optimal inventory is a difficult problem, which takes up enterprise funds and high risks; too little inventory may lead to raw materials Untimely supply affects the normal production of enterprises. Liquidity risk refers to the possibility that the assets of a company cannot be normal, and the clear transfer of cash or company debts and the possibility of paying cash obligations cannot be performed normally.

The classification of financial risks includes financing risk, investment risk, management risk, inventory management risk and liquidity risk. Among them, the financing risk refers to the uncertainty brought about by the shortage of capital supply and demand market. Financing risk mainly includes interest rate risk, financial leverage, exchange rate risk, purchasing power risk and so on. Risk of deviation between final and expected returns due to changes in market demand after venture capital. Investment risk mainly includes interest rate risk, re-investment risk, exchange rate risk, inflation risk, financial derivatives risk, moral risk, default risk and so on. Business risks mainly include procurement risk, production risk, inventory realization risk, accounts receivable realization risk, etc. The risk of inventory management is that for an enterprise, it is very important to maintain a certain amount of inventory for its normal production, but how to determine the optimal inventory is a difficult problem, occupying enterprise funds, high risk; Too little inventory, may lead to the supply of raw materials in a timely manner, affecting the normal production of enterprises. Liquidity risk refers to the possibility that the assets of an enterprise cannot be normal, and the clear transfer of cash or corporate debt and the payment of cash obligations cannot be fulfilled normally.

The classification of financial risk includes financing risk, investment risk, operation risk, inventory management risk and liquidity risk. Among them, financing risk refers to the uncertainty brought about by the lack of supply and demand market for funds. Financing risk mainly includes interest rate risk, financial leverage effect, exchange rate risk, purchasing power risk and so on. The risk of the deviation between the final return and the expected return caused by the change of market demand after venture capital. Investment risk mainly includes interest rate risk, reinvestment risk, exchange rate risk, inflation risk, financial derivatives risk, moral risk, default risk, etc. Operational risk mainly includes procurement risk, production risk, inventory realization risk, accounts receivable realization risk, etc. The risk of inventory management is that, for an enterprise, it is very important to maintain a certain amount of inventory for its normal production, but how to determine the optimal inventory is a difficult problem, which takes up enterprise funds and has high risk; too little inventory may lead to untimely supply of raw materials and affect the normal production of the enterprise. Liquidity risk refers to the possibility that the assets of an enterprise can not be normally transferred or the liabilities of the enterprise can not be normally fulfilled.<br>