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                                                | Links Between Financial StatementsLiquidity Ratios
                        
                                    
                        | Current Ratio =  Current Assets / Current LiabilitiesAbility of the firm to cover its short term debts
 Quick Ratio = Cash + cash equiv + receivables / Curent Liabilities
 Ability of the firm to cover its immediate short term debts
 Cash Ratio = Cash + Cash Equivalents / Curent Liabilities
 Measures cash available to pay short term debts
 
 Working capital :
 Margin of safety to pay current obligations
 Current assets – current liabilities
 |  FCF
                        
                                    
                        | Free Cash Flow for a project or a firm: = Earnings Before Interest and Taxes (EBIT)
 x (1- tax rate)
 + Depreciation
 - Changes in working capital (without cash)
 - Replacement Investments (Capex)
 (+ Receipt from asset sale)
 
 (Note: you can also get free cash flows from operating cash flows + investing cash flows – interest (1-tax%) and adjustment for dividends).
 |  Solvency Ratios
                        
                                    
                        | Times Interest Earned = Net Income + Interest Exp. +Tax Exp. / Interest Exp. Shows the firm’s ability to pay the cost of financing
 Debt-to-Equity Ratio = Total Liabilities / Shareholder's Equity
 Proportion of debt for each “dollar” invested by shareholders
 |  |  | Income Statement
                        
                                                                                    
                                                                                            | Profit Margin = | Net Income / Sales Revenue | % of each “dollar” of sales that remains as net income. |  
                                                                                            | Quality of Income = | Cash Flow from Operating Activities / Net Income | Compares the cash flows earned (real) to net income declared (accounting principles!) |  
                                                                                            | Fixed Assets Turnover = | Net Sales Revenue / Average Net Fixed Assets | Shows the ability of the firm to use its fixed assets to generate revenue. |  
                                                                                            | Return on Equity = | Net Income /  Average Shareholders’ Equity | How much income was earned for every “dollar” invested by owners? |  |  | Structure of Income StatementReturn on Asset Ratios
                        
                                    
                        | Profit Margin = EBIT x (1-tax) / Net Sales
 Asset Turnover = Net Sales / Average Assets
 
 ROA
 = Profit margin x Asset turnover
 = EBIT x (1-tax)  / Average Assets
 
 ROCE (return on capital employed) = EBIT x (1 – tax) / Capital Employed
 Capital employed
 = Total assets – short term liabilities OR
 = Long term liabilities + Equity
 
 Financial leverage: ROE – ROA
 Shows the relationship between the return on assets (all forms of funding) and the return on equity (only shareholder’s investment).
 Should be positive (indicates that the company creates a bigger return than the cost of borrowing).
 
 When return on capital employed is more than the expected return on investment => Value Creation
 |  Investor Ratios
                        
                                    
                        | EPS = Net Income* /Average Number of Shares Outstanding For The PeriodMeasures return on investment for shareholders.
 *If there are preferred dividends, the amount is subtracted from net income.
 
 Price-to-earnings ratio = Current Market Price Per Share / Earnings Per Share
 Measures the relationship between the current share price and the earnings per share.  Indicates market expectations.
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