Accounting Ratios Accounting Ratios explains why ratios are important and covers the calculation of four groups of ratios: profitability and returns, liquidity, leverage, and assets. This is further explained using four case study companies which are compared both over time and with each other. Show lesson playlist 02:03 Why Accounting Ratios Are Important #1 of 17 01:17 Profitability Ratios - Margins #2 of 17 01:40 Profitability Ratios - Earnings Per Share #3 of 17 04:18 Profitability Ratios - Case Study #4 of 17 01:37 Return Ratios - Return On Equity #5 of 17 02:40 Return Ratios - Return on Invested Capital #6 of 17 01:35 Return Ratios - Dividend Payout #7 of 17 02:46 Return Ratios - Case Study #8 of 17 03:12 Leverage Ratios #9 of 17 03:17 Leverage Ratios - Case Study #10 of 17 02:38 Liquidity Ratios - Operating Working Capital #11 of 17 02:09 Liquidity Ratios - OWC to Sales Ratio, Current Ratio, Cash Ratio #12 of 17 02:41 Liquidity Ratios - Working Capital Days #13 of 17 04:21 Liquidity Ratios - Case Study #14 of 17 02:53 Non-Current Asset Ratios #15 of 17 02:18 Non Current Asset Ratios - Case Study #16 of 17 Accounting Ratios Tryout #17 of 17 Liquidity Ratios - Working Capital Days 02:41 Accounting, Analysis, Measures, Metric, net working capital days, Operating Working Capital, OWC, Ratios, WC, Working Capital, Working capital cycle, working capital days Understanding days ratios including receivables days, inventory days and payable days.
