Types of Financial Analysis
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- Financial analysis involves using financial data to assess a company’s performance and make recommendations about how it can improve going forward.
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12 types of financial analysis: 1. vertical, 2. horizontal, 3.leverage, 4. growth, 5. profitability, 6. liquidity, 7. efficiency, 8. cash flow, 9. rates of returns, 10. valuation, 11. scenario & sensitivity, 12. variance.0:25
1. vertical analysis: compare btw companies of different sizes by evaluating their margins.0:50
2. horizontal analysis: compare year over year ~ trend analysis 1:05
3. leverage (ratios) analysis: ratios. 1:30
common examples: 1. Debt/ Equity, 2. Debt/ EBITDA, 3.EBIT/ interest, 4. Dupont analysis
4. growth (rates) analysis: 1:50
common examples: 1. Year-over-year, 2. Regression analysis, 3. Bottom-up analysis (start from individual drivers of revenue in the business), 4. Top-down analysis (start from market size, share, & TAM), 5. other forecasting methods.
5. profitability analysis: how much income a business earns relative to its revenue. 2:10
common examples: 1. Gross margin毛利率, 2. EBITDA margin, 3. EBIT margin, 4. Net profit margin 淨利率
6. liquidity analysis: meet short-term obligation.2:30
common examples: 1. current ratio, 2. acid test, 3. cash ratio, 4. net working capital
7. efficiency analysis: how well a company manage its assets and use them to generate revenue and cash flow 2:45
common examples: 1. asset turnover ratio, 2. fixed asset turnover ratio, 3. cash conversion ratio, 4. inventory turnover ratio
8. cash flow analysis: cash is king. cash flow statement (operating, investing, financing activities.)3:15
common examples: 1. operating cash flow (OCF), 2. free cash flow (FCF), 3. free cash flow to the firm (FCFF), 4. free cash flow to equity (FCFE)
9. rates of returns: rates of returns on investment (ROI). 3:30
common examples: 1. return on equity (ROE), 2. return on assets (ROA), 3. return on invested capital (ROIC), 4. dividend yield, 5. capital gain, 6. accounting rate of return (ARR), 7. internal rate of return (IRR)
10. valuation analysis: value of business can be assessed in many ways. 4:00
common approaches: 1. cost approach, 2. market (relative value) approach, 3. discounted cash flow (intrinsic value) approach.
11. scenario & sensitivity analysis: best and worst-case future a company could look like.4:30
12. variance analysis: favorable and unfavorable 4:40
All analysis are very important and needs to be done in conjunction with each other.5:10
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Dear Sir, Thankyou for the informative tutorial. I am at a beginning in financial analysis looking for suitable positions. The types financial analysis seem to be adaptable to a specific business corresponding to the question to be considered. The internal rate of return is in the return on the investments and relevant to the borrowings and pay back. This is an approach yet at grasp and is for study and the grasp of the varied applications pertinent to the investments in a business. The instance relevant to the natural resources and the environmental issues in the context of the investments and financial analysis are also to be addressed.
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Kalaranji Maheswaran
Management Consultant in book keeping and in accounts clerical
Wednesday, 18th October 2023
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How'd you calculate the tax ratio?
for vertical analysis
It’s the effective tax rate.
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