Optmization of Treasury
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FUND NET WORKING CAPITAL / STOCKS<br />
Depending on whether the net funds more or less covers stocks, the enterprise funds more or less feasible and<br />
available values using its short-term debts. Some bankers use the following rating:<br />
- 100% fine<br />
- 66 50% pretty much mediocre<br />
- 33% dangerous<br />
- 0% winding-up situation<br />
The Ratio <strong>of</strong> the Financial Autonomy:<br />
The objective is to find to what extent the company is dependent on its creditors. The structure <strong>of</strong> liabilities and the<br />
importance <strong>of</strong> self-sufficiency are good indicators <strong>of</strong> solvency <strong>of</strong> the company.<br />
Debt, said, must balance risk and pr<strong>of</strong>itability.<br />
The Ratio:<br />
EQUITY / LIABILITIES<br />
Commonly referred to as 'financial autonomy ratio' is even better that it is higher. The lack <strong>of</strong> equity is <strong>of</strong>ten the<br />
source <strong>of</strong> cash flow for the company. Bankers require traditionally as:<br />
EQUITY / CAPITAL<br />
It is not, in principle, less than 50%. Indeed, at the bottom <strong>of</strong> this threshold, they consider the company as vulnerable<br />
as too dependent on third parties. On the contrary, a high value indicates the existence <strong>of</strong> a potential debt.<br />
Sometimes used to express the same idea, the ratio:<br />
To 1 below, the solvency <strong>of</strong> the firm is compromised.<br />
EQUITY - DEBT TO MEDIUM AND LONG TERM<br />
But it is not enough to maintain a certain ratio between equity capital and borrowed; It must at the same time that<br />
the resources released by the operation to deal normally with loads <strong>of</strong> debt. In this regard, the ratio:<br />
CASH / CURRENT LIABILITIES<br />
Measures the power <strong>of</strong> the company to "ignore" its creditors.<br />
Similarly, the ratio<br />
MEDIUM AND LONG TERM FINANCIAL DEBTS / CASH FLOW<br />
Gives the number <strong>of</strong> exercises necessary to repay financial liabilities through operating resources, ceteris paribus.<br />
The previous ratios may be complete by:<br />
TURNOVER / TOTAL LIABILITIES<br />
That provides another approach <strong>of</strong> the solvency <strong>of</strong> the company and by:<br />
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