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Sergey Krylov

Sergey Krylov He was born on 19th January, 1967, Sverdlovsk, USSR. He received doctor of science (economics) degree. He is a professor at Academic Department of Accounting, Analysis and Audit, Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg, Russian Federation. He has 30 years of teaching experience and research experience. His areas of research interest include Financial Analysis, Financial Forecasting, Dividend Policy, and Balanced Scorecard. He has published 205 research articles in the national and international journals. He knows Russian, English, and Spanish languages.

Publications

Neutral Approach at Dividend Policy Modeling
Neutral Approach at Dividend Policy Modeling
Sergey Krylov. © 2025. 15 pages.
The article treats a concept of the formalized modeling of the dividend policy scores and company marketing performance scores derived (stock market position) within neutral...
Fundamentals of Integrated Management: Analysis of Innovation
Fundamentals of Integrated Management: Analysis of Innovation
Sergey Krylov. © 2025. 26 pages.
The article is dedicated to the problem of improving information and analytical support of innovation management. For that, the author proposes a conceptual and methodological...
Theory and Practice of Target Financial Forecasting at Company Level
Theory and Practice of Target Financial Forecasting at Company Level
Sergey Krylov. © 2025. 34 pages.
The article considers conceptual, methodical, and practical aspects of the target financial forecasting at the micro level (i.e., the company level) as a new instrument of...
Models of Elasticity of Key Indicators of Market Activity With a Neutral Approach to Dividend Policy: Elasticity Models With a Neutral Dividend Policy
Models of Elasticity of Key Indicators of Market Activity With a Neutral Approach to Dividend Policy: Elasticity Models With a Neutral Dividend Policy
Sergey Krylov. © 2025. 30 pages.
The chapter is devoted to consideration of the conceptual basis for analyzing the sensitivity of key indicators of a public company's activity on the stock market (market...