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Comprehensive Financial Ratios and Formulas

The document contains a collection of financial formulas and ratios related to various financial metrics such as activity, liquidity, solvency, and profitability ratios. It also includes calculations for free cash flow, GDP, interest rates, and portfolio management. Additionally, there are references to CFA, FRM, ACCA, and AQF materials, with a contact for further information.

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Comprehensive Financial Ratios and Formulas

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FORMULAS
Activity Ratios:

Liquidity Ratios:

Solvency Ratios:

Profitability Ratios:

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Free Cash Flow to the Firm:


FCFF = net income + noncash charges + [cash interest paid × (1 − tax rate)] − fixed
capital investment − working capital investment
FCFF = cash flow from operations + [cash interest paid × (1 − tax rate)] − fixed
capital investment
Free Cash Flow to Equity:
FCFE = cash flow from operations − fixed capital investment + net borrowing
common-size income statement ratios =
common-size balance sheet ratios =
common-size cash flow ratios =

original DuPont equation:


extended DuPont equation:

diluted EPS =

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Coefficients of Variation:

Inventories:
ending inventory = beginning inventory + purchases − COGS
FIFO COGS = LIFO COGS − (ending LIFO reserve − beginning LIFO reserve)
Long-Lived Assets:

units-of-production depreciation =

average age =
total useful life =

remaining useful life =


Deferred Taxes:
income tax expense = taxes payable + ΔDTL − ΔDTA
Debt Liabilities:

Performance Ratios:

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Coverage Ratios:

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breakeven points:

perfect competition: AR = ATC

imperfect competition: TR = TC
short-run shutdown points:

perfect competition: AR < AVC

imperfect competition: TR < TVC

GDP, expenditure approach:


GDP = C + I + G + (X − M)
where:
C = consumption spending
I = business investment (capital equipment, inventories)
G = government purchases
X = exports
M = imports

GDP, income approach:


GDP = national income + capital consumption allowance + statistical discrepancy
national
= compensation of employees (wages and benefits)
income
+ corporate and government enterprise profits before taxes
+ interest income
+ unincorporated business net income (business owners’ incomes)
+ rent
+ indirect business taxes − subsidies (taxes and subsidies that are
included in final prices)
personal income = national income
+ transfer payments to households
− indirect business taxes
− corporate income taxes
− undistributed corporate profits
personal disposable income = personal income − personal taxes
growth in potential GDP = growth in technology + WL(growth in labor) + WC(growth
in capital)
where:
WL = labor’s percentage share of national income
WC = capital’s percentage share of national income
growth in per-capita potential GDP = growth in technology + WC(growth in the capital-
to-labor ratio)
where:
WC = capital’s percentage share of national income

equation of exchange: money supply × velocity = price × real output (MV = PY)
Fisher effect: nominal interest rate = real interest rate + expected inflation rate
neutral interest rate = real trend rate of economic growth + inflation target
fiscal multiplier:

where:
t = tax rate
MPC = marginal propensity to consume

forward premium (+) or discount (−) for the base currency:

interest rate parity:

Marshall-Lerner condition:
WX εX + WM (εM − 1) > 0
where:
WM = proportion of trade that is imports
WX = proportion of trade that is exports
εM = elasticity of demand for imports
εX = elasticity of demand for exports
FORMULAS
nominal risk-free rate = real risk-free rate + expected inflation rate
required interest rate on a security = nominal risk-free rate

+ default risk premium

+ liquidity premium

+ maturity risk premium

effective annual rate = (1 + periodic rate)m − 1


continuous compounding: er − 1 = EAR

FV = PV(1 + I/Y)N

general formula for the IRR:

bank discount yield

365 / t
effective annual yield = (1 + HPY) –1

money market yield

population mean:

sample mean:
geometric mean return (RG):

harmonic mean:

weighted mean:

position of the observation at a given percentile, y:

range = maximum value – minimum value


excess kurtosis = sample kurtosis – 3

coefficient of variation:

joint probability: P(AB) = P(A | B) × P(B)


addition rule: P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) – P(AB)
multiplication rule: P(A and B) = P(A) × P(B)
total probability rule:
P(R) = P(R | S1) × P(S1) + P(R | S2) × P(S2) + . . . + P(R | SN) × P(SN)
expected value: E(X) = ΣP(xi)xi = P(x1)x1 + P(x2)x2+ … + P(xn)xn
Cov(Ri,Rj) = E{[Ri – E(Ri)][Rj – E(Rj)]}
portfolio expected return: = w1E(R1) + w2E(R2) + … + wnE(Rn)

portfolio variance:

where

Bayes’ formula:

combination (binomial) formula:

permutation formula:

binomial probability:

for a binomial random variable: E(X) = np; variance = np(1 – p)


for a normal variable:
90% confidence interval for X is X – 1.65s to X + 1.65s
95% confidence interval for X is X – 1.96s to X + 1.96s
99% confidence interval for X is X – 2.58s to X + 2.58s

SFRatio =

continuously compounded rate of return:

for a uniform distribution:

sampling error of the mean = sample mean – population mean = x – μ

standard error of the sample mean, known population variance:

standard error of the sample mean, unknown population variance:


confidence interval: point estimate ± (reliability factor × standard error)

confidence interval for the population mean:

tests for population mean = μ0: ,

test for equality of variances: , where

paired comparisons test: t-statistic =

test for differences in means:

t-statistic = (sample variances assumed unequal)

t-statistic = (sample variances assumed equal)


FORMULAS
for an annual-coupon bond with N years to maturity:

for a semiannual-coupon bond with N years to maturity:

bond value using spot rates:

full price between coupon payment dates:

(Bond value at last coupon date based on the current YTM) × (1+ YTM/#)t/T

where # is the number of coupon periods per year, t is the number of days from the
last coupon payment date until the date the bond trade will settle, and T is the number
of days in the coupon period.

flat price = full price – accrued interest


current yield =

forward and spot rates: (1 + S2)2 = (1 + S1)(1 + 1y1y)

option-adjusted spread: OAS = Z-spread − option value

money duration = annual modified duration × full price of bond position

money duration per 100 units of par value =


annual modified duration × full bond price per 100 of par value

price value of a basis point: PVBP = [(V– − V+) / 2]

%Δ full bond price = –annual modified duration(ΔYTM) + annual


convexity(ΔYTM)2

duration gap = Macaulay duration − investment horizon

risky asset + derivative = risk-free asset

risky asset − risk-free asset = – derivative position

derivative position − risk-free asset = − risky asset

no-arbitrage forward price: F0(T) = S0 (1 + Rf)T

payoff to long forward at expiration = ST − F0(T)

value of forward at time t: –

intrinsic value of a call = Max[0, S − X]

intrinsic value of a put = Max[0, X − S]

option value = intrinsic value + time value

put-call parity: c + X / (1 + Rf)T = S + p

put-call-forward parity: F0(T) / (1 + Rf)T + p0 = c0 + X / (1 + Rf)T


FORMULAS

WACC = (wd)[kd (1 − t)] + (wps)(kps) + (wce)(kce)


after-tax cost of debt = kd (1 − t)
cost of preferred stock = kps = Dps / P
cost of common equity:

kce = Rf + β[E(Rm) − Rf]


kce = bond yield + risk premium
unlevered asset beta:

project beta:

cost of common equity with a country risk premium:


operating cycle = average days of inventory + average days of receivables

cost of trade credit =

where:
days past discount = number of days after the end of the discount period

sample covariance from historical data:

standard deviation for a two-asset portfolio:

equation of the CML:

total risk = systematic risk + unsystematic risk

capital asset pricing model (CAPM): E(Ri) = Rf + βi[E(Rmkt) − Rf]

preferred stock valuation model:

one-period stock valuation model:

infinite period model:


multistage model:

earnings multiplier:
expected growth rate: g = (retention rate)(ROE)

where:

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