FINE 2000 Study Guide - Final Guide: Inventory Turnover, Asset Turnover, Cash Cash

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Leverage ratios (how heavily the company is in debt): Value of total leases; the amount of every dollar of long-term capital which is in the form of ltd (ltd + value of leases) Ltd + value of leases + preferred equity + common equity. The amount of debt financing (as compared to equity financing) The extent to which interest is covered by earnings (banks prefer to lend to firms whose earnings are far in excess of interest payments) The extent to which interest is covered by the cash flow from operations. Interest payments + (current debt repayment + current lease obligations)/(1-tax rate) How many times greater ebit plus depreciation and amortization is relative to the fixed charges the company is obliged to make. Liquidity ratios (how easily a firm can lay its hands on cash): A rough measure of the company"s potential reservoir of cash; nwc as a proportion of total assets. *net working capital = current assets current liabilities.

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