Financial Ratios
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Financial Ratios
Financial ratios provide a way to understand a company’s financial statements better. Ratios show the relationship between different numbers. Ratios are useful because the numbers in financial statements alone may not tell the whole story. Ratios allow for comparison and provide more information than just the raw numbers.
There are four types of ratios that managers and stakeholders typically use to analyze a company’s performance:
• Profitability ratios: evaluate a company’s ability to generate profits
• Leverage ratios: show how much a company uses debt
• Liquidity ratios: indicate a company’s ability to meet financial obligations, including debt, payroll, vendor payments, and taxes
• Efficiency ratios: assess how efficiently a company manages certain balance sheet assets and liabilities.
People use many different financial ratios in assessing a business. Our financial statements training classes go through ratios in each category and analyze how a company is performing. Get a clearer picture of what your company is doing and what story your financials are telling.
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