Chapter 10 - Financial Analysis and Business Planning Flashcards

1
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Liquidity Ratios (2)

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  • Current ratio
  • Quick ratio
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Solvency Ratios (3)

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  • Leverage ratio
  • Interest coverage
  • Debt ratio
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3
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Profitability Ratios (3)

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  • Gross profit margin
  • Cost ratios
  • Return on assets
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4
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Operations and Productivity Ratios (4)

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  • Total asset turnover
  • Inventory turnover
  • Average collection period
  • Productivity and marketing
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5
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Liquidity is a measure of

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a company’s ability to meet current obligations, (bank overdraft, accounts payable,
and income taxes as they come due)

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6
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Quick Ratio

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(Current assets – Least liquid items) /
Current liabilities

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7
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Leverage Ratio - equation and what it measures

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Total debt / Equity

also called long-term debt to equity, reflects to what extent the company has borrowed to finance its operations: the greater the debt, the higher the ratio.

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8
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Interest Coverage - equation and what it measures

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Net income before taxes and interest / Interest

measures the ability to pay interest charges on debt and to protect creditors from interest payment default

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9
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Debt Ratio - equation and what it measures

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Total debt / Total assets

represents the percentage of the company’s assets coming from creditors.
complements the debt/equity ratio.

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10
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profitability ratios measure what?

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Relate profit to management’s performance by looking at how well management has employed assets to generate a profit on sales and thereby create a return on shareholders’ equity.

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11
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Gross Profit Margin - equation and what it measures

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Gross profit / Sales

corresponds to the excess of sales over the cost of products sold. indicates the efficiency of management in turning over the company’s goods at a profit by measuring the gross profit generated by each dollar of sales

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12
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Return on Assets - equation and what it measures

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Net profits / Total assets

The return on assets ratio measures the overall performance of management. The return takes into account not only the net profit margin but also the amount invested.

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12
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Asset activity ratios measure

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management’s effectiveness in using assets to generate earnings

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12
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Total Asset Turnover

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Sales Total assets

measures how efficiently a company has used its assets to generate sales revenue.

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13
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Inventory Turnover

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Cost of goods sold / Inventory

This ratio indicates the rate at which inventories are being converted into sales

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14
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Average Collection Period

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Sales / Receivables

The average collection period ratio represents the number of days sales are outstanding in accounts receivable at any time

15
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___ is the senior level of company operations

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The board of directors

16
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Ratio analysis limits rules of thumb: (5)

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  • meaningful only if understanding of purpose of each relationship.
  • as valid as data in financial statements themselves.
  • require a basis for comparison.
  • Only point to areas needing further investigation.
  • rarely supply answers.
17
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In practice, the quick ratio can be calculated in different ways. Most often one of the following techniques is used (3)

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  • (Cash + near-cash + receivables) / Current liabilities
  • (Current assets - inventory) / Current liabilities
  • (Current assets - inventory - prepaid expenses) / Current liabilities