7 - Financial Ratio Analysis Flashcards
What Can Financial Data Be Used To Assess?
Potential and performance of the business.
What Can The Financial Performance Of A Business Be Assessed Using?
(2 Points)
~ Balance sheet.
~ Income statement.
What Is A Balance Sheet?
(2 Points)
~ Formal financial document
that summarises the net worth of a business at a given point in time.
~ It balances the net assets with total equity.
What Is An Income Statement?
A formal financial document that summarises a businesses trading activities and expenses to show whether the business has made a loss or a profit.
What Are Assets?
Item of value owned by a business.
What Are Non-Current Assets, Give Some Examples Of Them?
(2 Points)
~ Likely to be kept by the business for more than one year.
~ Vehicles, premises and machinery.
What Are Current Assets, Give Some Examples Of Them?
(2 Points)
~ Likely to be turned into cash within a year.
~ Inventories, receivables and cash equivalents.
What Are Liabilities?
Money the business owes.
What Are Non-Current Liabilities, Give Some Examples Of Them?
(2 Points)
~ Debts that the business has more than one year to repay.
~ Bank loans and mortgages.
What Are Current Liabilities, Give Some Examples Of Them?
(2 Points)
~ Debts that the business may have to repay within one year.
~ Overdrafts and payables.
What Are The 4 Financial Ratio Analysis Factors?
~ Profitability (ROCE).
~ Liquidity (Current Ratio).
~ Gearing.
~ Efficiency Ratios (Payable Days, Receivable Days and Inventory turnover).
What Does Ratio Analysis Allow For?
(4 Points)
~ More meaningful analysis of published accounts.
~ Shows the relationship between figures.
~ Used for comparisons over time.
~ Intra and inter business comparisons.
What Is ROCE?
(2 Points)
~ Return on capital employed.
~ A measure of how efficiently a business is using capital employed to generate profits.
What Is The Formula For ROCE?
Operating Profit / Total Equity + Non-Current Liabilities x 100
What Is Current Ratio?
A measure of a businesses ability to survive in the short term.