L1: Financial Ratios Flashcards
What’s the difference between Time-Trend and Peer Group Analysis?
Time-Trend Analysis
* Used to see how the firm’s performance is changing through time
Peer Group Analysis
* Compare to similar companies or within industries
What are the Liquidity Ratios? What do they do?
- Liquidity Ratios are used to measure a firm’s liquidity.
- They determine how easily can we turn assets into cash.
Current Ratio=CA/CL
Quick Ratio=(CA-Inv)/CL
Cash Ratio=Cash/CL
- Tip: They are all /CL
What are the Leverage Ratios? What do they do?
- Leverage Ratios measure how much the firm relies on financial debt.
D/A Ratio=TDebt/TA
D/E Ratio=TDebt/TE
Coverage=EBIT/Interest Exp
Debt-to-EBITDA=TD/EBITDA
What are the Turnover Ratios? What do they do?
- How efficiently a firm can manage/collect/pay inventory/sales/costs.
Inventory Turnover=COGS/Inv
Receivable Turnover=Sales/Acc Receivable
Payables Turnover=Purchases/AccPayable
Asset Turnover=Sales/TA
What are the Profitability Ratios? What do they do?
- Profitabilty Ratios measure the ability to sell product for more than cost and return on investment
Net Profit Margin=N$/Sales
ROA=N$/TA
ROE=N$/TE
What is the Invested Capital and its ratio?
IC=TE+TDebt
IC=NCA+NWC
IC=NCA+(CA-CL)
ROI=N$/IC
What is the Du Pont Identity?
ROE=Net Profit MarginAsset Turnover (Asset/Equity)
ROE=(NI/Sales)(Sales/Assets)(Assets/Equity)
Equity Multiplier=TA/TE=(1+TD/TE)
What are the Market Values Ratios? What do they do?
- Market value ratios provide an idea of what investors think of the firm’s performance and future prospects
EPS=N$/Shares Outstanding
P/E ratio=Market Price/EPS
P/B ratio=Market Price/Book values per share