Author(s): Virelix Dorn
Global financial integration has significantly reshaped the landscape of corporate performance management by enabling firms to access international capital markets, diversify financial risks, and enhance operational efficiency. As economies become increasingly interconnected, organizations must align their performance management systems with global financial dynamics. This article examines the impact of global financial integration on corporate performance management, focusing on capital allocation, risk management, and financial transparency. It explores how multinational corporations leverage integrated financial systems, advanced analytics, and governance frameworks to improve decision-making and performance outcomes. The study also highlights the challenges associated with financial volatility, regulatory complexity, and cross-border coordination. The findings suggest that firms effectively integrating global financial strategies with performance management practices can achieve improved financial stability, operational efficiency, and sustainable competitive advantage.