Corporate governance of market risks in international trade and establishing a model that can predict operating profit margin ratio

In this study, explaining all aspects of potential risk factors that commercial enterprises may face in international trade, measures that should be taken to overcome potential risks with the least damagehave been examined. In the second part of the study it has been focused on the definition and scope of the international trade. The reasons revealing international trade investigated and the dimensions of international trade have been set forth in the light of data. The third part of the study is related elements of the concept of risk traditional risk management and in particular definition, standard and processes of corporate risk management. In the fourth part, risk factors seen in the practice of international trade is been investigated and types, qualities and classifications of the risks has been done as well. In the same part part of the study, application of the protection via international money market and the protection via foreign exchange markets been investigated further for the benefit of the importing companies to create a much clear path for them to understand through historical data. The fifth part of the study generates a model forecasting the operating margin and based on this model, risks based on financial failures investigated. The primary objective of this study is to determine potential risk factors that enterprises may face in international trade and present point of view for corporate measures that will be taken against these risks.