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Quantitative Finance, 2007
Ratios of random variables arise most frequently in accounting. There are many financial indices that take the form of ratios.
Saralees Nadarajah, Samuel Kotz
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Ratios of random variables arise most frequently in accounting. There are many financial indices that take the form of ratios.
Saralees Nadarajah, Samuel Kotz
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Journal of International Finance and Economics, 2015
Financial ratios have been used in various models to predict stock price since the 1960's (Altman, 1968). A few prominent models include the Piotroski score (Piotroski 2000), Fama-MacBeth regression (Fama & MacBeth, 1973), and the F-R model (Francis & Rowell,1978).
Zhang, Aimao, Kersey, Scott N.
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Financial ratios have been used in various models to predict stock price since the 1960's (Altman, 1968). A few prominent models include the Piotroski score (Piotroski 2000), Fama-MacBeth regression (Fama & MacBeth, 1973), and the F-R model (Francis & Rowell,1978).
Zhang, Aimao, Kersey, Scott N.
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Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences, 2007
AbstractRatios of random variables are prevalent in finance. Examples include: current ratio, sales margin, changes in capital employed, interest cover, liabilities ratio and financial leverage ratio. In this note, we derive the exact distribution of the ratio X/(X + Y) when X and Y are independent generalized Pareto random variables, Pareto ...
Nadarajah, Saralees, Kotz, Samuel
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AbstractRatios of random variables are prevalent in finance. Examples include: current ratio, sales margin, changes in capital employed, interest cover, liabilities ratio and financial leverage ratio. In this note, we derive the exact distribution of the ratio X/(X + Y) when X and Y are independent generalized Pareto random variables, Pareto ...
Nadarajah, Saralees, Kotz, Samuel
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The proportionality of financial ratios: implications for ratio classifications
Applied Financial Economics, 1996Studies investigating financial ratio proportionality are incorporated with studies related to the empirical classification patterns of financial ratios. The proportionality assumption of ratios seems to hold rather well in a sample of listed Finnish firms.
Juha-Pekka Kallunki +2 more
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008
A selection of twenty common ratios used in financial statement analysis covering five key aspects: Liquidity; Activity; Profitability; Leverage; and Equity Valuation. This summary includes a brief description of the variables as well as the construction of the formulae.
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A selection of twenty common ratios used in financial statement analysis covering five key aspects: Liquidity; Activity; Profitability; Leverage; and Equity Valuation. This summary includes a brief description of the variables as well as the construction of the formulae.
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Stability Analysis of Financial Ratios
2000Company performance is commonly evaluated based on financial ratios, which are derived from accounting figures contained in financial statements. How to understand the relationship between company performance and financial ratios is the key to selecting a suitable technique for company performance evaluation.
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The Financial Burden of Cancer: Financial Ratio Analysis
Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 2018Using nine biannual waves (1998–2014) from the Health and Retirement Study, this study employed fixed-effects models to estimate the relationship between cancer and changes in financial status, measured by liquidity, solvency, and investment ratios. Results show that cancer survivors in the initial stage of cancer care increased their emergency fund ...
Radion Svynarenko +2 more
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The Duration of the Adjustment Process of Financial Ratios
The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1989Are financial ratios an observed quantity that is influenced by firms or capital and product markets? The current body of empirical research concentrates on the time series behavior of such ratios when corporate distress is revealed. In this study the time series properties of joint-concern firms is examined.
Peles, Yoram C, Schneller, Meir I
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Using Ratio Analysis for Financial Accountability
Social Casework, 1985Financial accountability is now a fact of life for nonprofit as well as profit-making organizations. This article describes the useful ratio analysis technique, provides relevant examples, discusses problems and issues, and makes suggestions for needed changes.
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Financial Ratios and Credit Risk: The Selection of Financial Ratio Covenants in Debt Contracts
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2007This study examines the selection of financial ratio covenants in debt contracts. Expanding on existing theory and evidence, I predict that loan contracts will include covenants with ratios that are informative of credit risk based on borrower or contract characteristics. The results support this prediction.
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