Financial Ratios Flashcards
AR TO
Sales / Avg. AR
Operating leverage vs Financial leverage
Operating leverage - indication of how a company’s costs are structured and also is used to determine its breakeven point.
Financial leverage refers to the amount of debt used to finance the operations of a company.
Debt ratio
Total liabilities/ total Asset
WACC
Equity/(total E + L) times Re + Preferred stock / (total E+ L) times Rp + Debt/ (total E +L) times Rd(1-tax rate)
Days in Sales
EOY AR / (Sales/365)
Cost of discount not taken
2/10 net 30, 360 days/year
- Calculate # of times the discount-foregone period occurs in a year. 360/ (30-10) = 18
- Compute the effective interest rate associated with discount foregone. 0.02/(100%-2%)
- Annualize by multiplying the effective rate by the number of times (1 times 2)
Constant growth
P = D1 / (r-g)
Where =
r = cost of capital
g = growth rate
Times interest earned
EBIT ÷ Interest expense
P/E ratio
Price of stock (now) / Earning per share expected (at 1 period later)