“PERFORMANCE OF COCA COLA AND PEPSI IN THE LIGHT OF FINANCIAL INDICATOR/RATIOS.” EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Coca Cola and Pepsi have dominated the marked of beverage throughout the world. In retail industry both “Coca Cola Company” and “Pepsico, Incorporated” hold most of the market shares. Resultantly, rivalry between them has been growing throughout the time. In relation to the subject matter the solved financial ratios of both the companies clearly indicatives that Pepsi Cola has led
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The Rise and Fall of WorldCom Shabnam Rakeen RES500-Fundamentals of Quantitative Analysis Colorado State University – Global Campus Dr. Barry Smith The Rise and Fall of WorldCom The aftershock of the fall of WorldCom was not only felt in the United States but all over the world. Once a company that was ranked number 4 amongst the Fortune 500 companies was losing everything and was involved in turmoil of accounting fraud and financial troubles unimagined to anyone (Pandey & Verma, 2004)
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company’s most recent annual report the six (6) specific financial ratios listed and provide as an appendix to the paper. • Liquidity measurement ratio: • Current ratio Profitability indicator ratios: • Return on assets Return on equity Debt ratio: • Debt ratio Operating performance ratio: • Fixed asset turnover ratio Cash flow indicator ratio: • Dividend payout ratio Investment valuation ratio: • Price / Earnings ratio 2. Compare and contrast each company’s business model: (1)
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DR. RAJESH MOHNOT [pic] THE CASH COW GROUP Team Members |MISIS Number: [pic]M00430783 |Esma Deniz Zsobrak | |MISIS Number: M00435406 |Fatima Bahman | |MISIS Number: M00431422 |[pic]Jiebo Li | |MISIS Number: M00431534 |Khushboo Rajendra Bhatia | |MISIS Number: M00333349
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Financial Ratios and Quality Indicators Monitoring ratios on a regular basis provides insight into how effectively a business is being managed. Investors/Lenders also evaluate risk by using several sets of ratios; ratios of assets to liabilities, and ratios of lender-investor dollars to owner-investor dollars. Recognize that ratios are only indicators and that only management can tell the full story about a business. The more adept management is at explaining financial ratios to their Investors/Lenders
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Financial Statement Ratios Activity ratios: Indicate efficiency and effectiveness of operations and asset management Asset Turnover: Sales Average Total assets Inventory Turnover: COGS Average Inventory Days in inventory: 365 Inventory turnover Accounts Receivable turnover: Credit sales Average accounts receivable Days in Receivables: 365 A/R Turnover Accounts payable turnover: Credit purchases Average Accounts payable
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financial ratios, then common size analysis of balance sheets and income statement and the overall trend analysis of the company’s financial ratios. Throughout this work report part, we have done some important interpretation regarding the ratios and find some relevant patterns that are described in the part elaborately to give some sort of knowledge about the performance of this insurance company. 1.3 Acronyms Acronyms used throughout the report are as follows: ▪ ROA Return On Asset
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towards profitability which was measured by using Return on Assets (RoA). The study revealed that the cost of borrowing and NPA has a significant negative correlation with profitability for public sector banks. Return on investments, return on advances and operating profit had a significant positive correlation with profitability for both public and private sector banks. The multiple regression analysis highlighted that the return on investments and return on advances has a significant influence on the
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FINANCIAL RATIOS Liquidity – determine company’s ability to pay off short-term obligations; higher ratio = higher margin of safety; important for creditors Working capital =current assets-current liabilities Current Ratio – also known as the working capital ratio; ability to pay liabilities with assets; can be bloated by obsolete or non-moving inventory =(current assets)/(current liabilities) Quick Ratio – strong indicator of whether a firm has enough short-term assets to finance immediate
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include reports to the SEC, press releases and articles in the business press, company Web sites, trade and industry publications, analysts’ reports, investors' services and newsletters. 12-4 No. Past results often aid the prediction of future returns and their risks. 12-5 Equity investors are most concerned with information about profitability and future security prices. In contrast, creditors mainly want to know about short-term liquidity and long-term solvency. 12-6 Yes, to a certain
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