In this paper, we introduce a new decision-making algorithm based on the circular picture fuzzy heronian mean (C-PFHM) operator to assess sophisticated financial management policies under uncertainty. The method combines the advantages of picture fuzzy sets and heronian mean aggregation so that more sophisticated management of expert views with hesitation, indeterminacy, and vagueness is possible. Multi-criteria decision-making framework is developed with data collection, normalization, C-PFHM-based aggregation, defuzzification, and ranking. To test the approach, an actual financial case study is provided wherein several policy options are compared against major financial performance measures like return on investment, liquidity, and resistance to market volatility. Quantitative findings indicate that the new approach has a high correlation with reference methods resulting in a weighted Spearman's rank correlation coefficient of 0.9815 when compared with C-PFHM-TOPSIS. This validates the performance and reliability of the proposed algorithm in high-fidelity decision-making environments.
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