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Carl Mcgowan
Financial ratio analysis: decision usefulness for potential shareholders’ benefit
2017 •
Usman kabir
The certainty of the reliance on the use of financial ratio analysis in making investment decisions by potential investors still remained a mystery. This has to do with the choice of ratios to select when making investment decisions. Many shareholders in Nigeria are uneducated or illiterate, and due to their ignorance, they cannot use ratio analysis in evaluating firms for investment decisions. Thus, this paper explores the concept of financial ratio analysis in terms of the decision usefulness of financial ratios. The paper suggests that the relevant financial information needed for the purposes of making investment decision can be sourced through the use of financial ratio analysis. Therefore, management must ensure that disclosure of comprehensive financial ratios form part of financial statement prepared for the overall appraisal of firms.
Financial Ratio Analysis Of The City Bank Limited
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Journal of Global Economy
A study of Key Financial Ratios of State Bank of India
satyanarayana Chadaram
Ratio analysis is a numerical method of understanding details into any financial statements; these are calculated from the balance sheet and income statement. Financial ratios offer banks a way to evaluate their financial performance. Ratios calculate the relationship between two or more factors of Balance sheet, P & L A/c, Cash flows etc. This paper tries to analysis varies key financial ratios of SBI.
Hudco: Ratio Analysis as a Reflection of Financial Performance
2020 •
navneet joshi
The current business environment has forced business units to devise innovative means and mechanisms so as to stay competitive in the market. This necessitates the need for constantly evaluating their performance measures. Business units have identified several measures which depict the performance yet ambiguities remain with respect to what is appropriate measure for performance measurement. Ratio analysis is one such measure which business units have been using for sufficient period of time. Yet there exists certain points of consideration which form the basis for this paper and their convergence into research question namely (a) What constitutes ratio analysis and (b) Which of the component of ratio analysis, has the greatest contribution? While addressing these questions, HUDCO’s secondary data is used as a base. Ratio analysis is used to depict the measure of performance while descriptive statistics is used for data interpretation. Findings indicate that there is no single comp...
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Study On Financial Performance Using Ratio Analysis Of Gsfc Ltd. Gnfc Ltd., Gujarat”
2019 •
Philip B Pitia
The present study of the research title on “A Study on Financial Performance using Ratio Analysis of GSFC ltd. & GNFC ltd”. Gujarat Financial Associate in tending analysis cited budget analysis or accounting analysis refers to an assessment of the viability, stability and profitableness of a business, sub-business or project. The most plans behind this study are to research the money operative position of the corporate. This analysis is completed with facilitate of secondary information that is gathered from the annual report of the corporate. The financial performance is measured by exploitation numerous money tools like profitableness magnitude relation, financial condition magnitude relation, comparative statement, etc. supported the analysis, findings are arrived that the corporate possesses enough funds to satisfy its debts & liabilities, the profit-and-loss statement of the corporate shows sales of the corporate inflated once a year at sensible rate and profit conjointly incre...
Journal of African Interdisciplinary Studies (JAIS)
Assessing the Financial Health of the State Universities in Developing Countries Through the use of Ratio Analysis: a case of Chinhoyi University of Technology, Zimbabwe
2018 •
Washington M U C H I N E R I P I Muzari
State universities in Zimbabwe are no longer receiving full fiscal support for operational and infrastructural development budgets. This is a difficult situation given the fact that these organizations have been receiving full support since their inception. The general objective of this study was to conduct an assessment of the capacity of CUT to sustainably self-finance. This study adopted the pragmatism research philosophy, because it included both a deductive and inductive research approach, which is both objective and subjective and also incorporated a research strategy which is qualitative (personal opinions) and quantitative (financial data). The general conclusion was that CUT is unable to finance itself in both the short and long term. The recommendations of the study include diversifying funding sources away from the traditional students' fees; exploitation of intellectual property rights by inventing and patenting products; embarking on organized research and teaching contracts, whereby the university sends its staff to work in other universities for a fee; revenue generation from estates, through the purchase and subsequent leasing of residential, industrial and office property; organizing more conferences, workshops and seminars where individuals and organizations pay to participate; soliciting donations from the public and the business community; implementing cost-cutting suggestions from university staff, such as trimming the size of the transport fleet to reduce operational costs, introducing parallel academic programs, and new block-release programs; entering into strategic partnerships/ joint ventures with the private sector; and revamping the University's strategic business units (SBUs) to increase sales and profits.
Journal of University of Shanghai for Science and Technology
Approaching of Financial Ratio Analysis of Canara Bank and ICICI Bank
2021 •
sony hiremath
A ratio is defined as ‘the indicated quotient of two mathematical expressions’ and as ‘the relationship between two quantitative terms between figures which have a cause and effect relationship or which are connected with each other in some manner or the other. The sources of primary data are survey, observation and experimentation and secondary data collected through various websites. A noticeable point is that a ratio reflecting a quantitative relationship helps to perform a qualitative judgment; such is the nature of all financial ratios “Ratio can assist management in its basic functions of forecasting, planning coordination, control and communication”. It is helpful to know about the liquidity, solvency, capital structure and profitability of an organization. It is helpful tool to aid in applying judgment, otherwise complex situations.
