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14 10 2007

Financial Accounting Ratio Analysis

Posted by: slang in d. Interpretation
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Unfortunately, when we analysis and interpret the financial statements, whether we as a financial managers or non-financial managers, there is a initial “set-back” for the need to memorise some standard formulas or financial ratios. Tabulate below from my other blogs, the various financial accounting ratios which are extremely useful to analyze the financial statement:

Assessing the LIQUIDITY Of A Company

Assessing the PROFITABILITY Of A Company

Assessing The ACTIVITY OF ASSETS UtilisedAssessing The LEVERAGE OR GEARING Of A CompanyAssessing The MARKET VALUE Of A CompanyUsing Altman-Z-System To Forecast Company’s BANKRUPTCY

 

Some other interesting topics are included:

(a) Cash Sufficiency Ratio

(b) Innovative/ A better Way of Looking At Gross-Margin:(c) Price Earnings Ratio - A Very Useful Ratio To Understand(d) Which Financial Ratios Have The Most Value(e)What Other Factors Beyond Ratios Need To Be Considered(f)Gearing-determinants-its-advantages-and-disadvantages(g)Ratio-Analysis-Existing and Potential Net Tangible Asset Basis-NTA

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