2nd topic Flashcards

1
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is the proecss an individual goes through to analyze a companys various financial documents to make an informed decision about that business

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Financial Statement Analysis

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2
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2 methods of financial statement analysis

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Computation Phase
Interpretation Phase

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3
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is the comparison of financial statements by representing each line item on the statement as a percentage of another line item

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Vertical Analysis

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4
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A determination of the percentage increase or decrease in an account from a base time period to successive time periods

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Horizontal Analysis

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5
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it is conducted to help financial statement users recognize important financial changes that unfold over time

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Horizontal Analysis

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6
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profit is affected by three basic items

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Sales price
Sales volume
Costs

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7
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three ways in solving for the factors that affects gross profit

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3-way variance analysis
4 way variance analysis
6 way variance analysis

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8
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is a relative magnitude of two selected numerical values taken from enterprise financial statements

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Financial Ratios

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9
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Measure a relationship between two or more components of financial statements

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Financial Ratios

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10
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Relate to the companys performance in the current period

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Profitability Ratios

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11
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Shows the company’s ability to generate income

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Profitability ratios

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12
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They indicate how effectively a company generates profit and value for shareholders

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Profitability ratios

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13
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shows how a successful business is in earning profits over a period of time in relation to operation costs, revenue and shareholders equity

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Profitability ratio

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14
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5 profitability ratios

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gross profit margin
operating profit margin
net profit margin
return on assets
return on equity

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15
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it compares the amount of net income to the average stock holders equity

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Return on Equity

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16
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which depicts return on equity as the profit margin times total asset turn over times the equity multiplier

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DuPoint Model

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17
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it indicates how much profit was made

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gross profit percentage

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18
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it indicates the sales revenue generated for each peso invested in assets during the period

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Asset Turnover

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19
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it indicates how much revenue the company generates for each peso invested in fixed assets

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Fixed asset turnover

20
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It indicates the earnings generated for each share of outstanding common stocks

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Earnings per share

21
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It indicates the number of pesos required to buy Php1.00 of earnings

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Price /earnings Ratio

22
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It measures the rate of return on the investors common stock investments

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Dividend yield

23
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It indicated the proportion of earnings distributed as dividends

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Dividend Payout

24
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relate to the companys short-term survival

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Liquidity Ratio

25
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It shows the companys ability to use current assets to repay liabilities as they become due

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Liquidity ratio

26
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it measures the short-term ability of the enterprise to pay its obligations

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Liquidity Ratio

27
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it measured the company’s ability to pay its current liabilities

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current ratio

28
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are cash, short-term investments and accounts receivables

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Quick ratio

29
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it measures the number of times that the current liabilities could be paid using cash and marketable securities

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Cash ratio

30
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it is the time required to complete one collection cycle from the time receivables are recorded

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Receivables Turnover

31
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it indicates how frequently inventory is bought and sold during the year.

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Inventory Turn over

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It measures the number of times that the inventory is replaced during the period

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Inventory Turnover

33
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It indicates how frequently raw materials are bought and used in production

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Raw materials Inventory Turnover

34
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It indicates how frequently goods in process are continued and finished

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goods in process turnover

35
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shows how long the operating cycle of the company is

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Days in operating Cycle

36
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it indicates the time required to complete one payment cycle from the time the payables are recorded

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Trade Payables turnover

37
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it shows the time from when the cash is used in operations to the time is converted to cash again

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Cash Conversion Cycle

38
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It measured the movement and utilization of current assets to meet operating requirements

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current asset turnover

39
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relate the company’s long-term survival

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Solvency Ratio

40
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It shows the company’s ability to repay lenders when
debt matures and to make the required interest
payments prior to the date of maturity

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Solvency Ratio

41
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proportion of assets provided by creditors compared to that provided by owners

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Debt to Equity Ratio

42
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It indicates the proportion of total assets that creditors finance

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Debt to assets

43
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It indicates how many times the companys interest expense was covered by its net operating income

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Time interest Earned

44
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Proportion of total assets provided by creditors

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Debt Ratio

45
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Proportion of total assets provided by owners

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Equity Ratio

46
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It is useful whenever the company estimates an
increase its future sales level

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Sales Forecast

47
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Functional areas of modern financial management

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Determining financial needs
Choosing the sources of funds
Financial analysis and interpretation
Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis
Working Capital Management
Dividend Policy
Capital budgeting