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Predictive Financial Technologies for Strengthening Liquidity and Cash-Flow Management in U.S. Small Enterprises
Abstract
The fast-growing innovation in financial technologies has altered the way small businesses are run in their financial affairs, in such aspects as liquidity and cash-flow sustainability. This research paper discusses how predictive financial technologies enhance the strength of liquidity and cash-flow management in small businesses in the United States. Artificial intelligence powered predictive tools and machine learning as well as advanced data analytics allow businesses to predict streams of revenue, financial risks, working capital optimization, and data-driven financial decisions. The article discusses the main fintech solutions, including automated cash-flow forecasting systems, intelligent accounting platforms, and digital lending technologies, which can help planning finances proactively. The qualitative research method was taken by reading the previous literature and industry reports to assess the effect of predictive technologies on financial resilience among small businesses. The results show that companies that use predictive financial tools are characterized by better financial visibility, less uncertainty in cash working capital, greater access to credit, and better operational sustainability. Despite these advantages, technological adoption barriers, cybersecurity issues, expensive implementation, and financial illiteracy are still major limitations to several small businesses. The paper concludes by stating that predictive financial technologies have been critical success factors of financial stability and competitive advantage of small businesses. It suggests greater financial infrastructure investment and specially developed training and enabling regulatory measures to promote further implementation. The combination of predictive fintech solutions can help small businesses to endure the changes of the economy and establish themselves from a long-term perspective.
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Journal
Frontiers in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence
Volume (Issue)
5 (4)
Pages
01-09
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