Financial Analysis in Excel: Asset Management Ratios
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- Mathematical definitions of the asset management ratios
- Calculate the asset management ratios in Excel using publicly available financial statements
- Interpret the asset management ratios of a firm
- Assess a firm's asset management performance over time and in comparison to cross-sectional standards
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Financial Analysis in Excel: Asset Management Ratios
Learn Excel modelling to analyze financial statements for the assessment of a firm's asset management performance
Last Update: October 07, 2019.
> Do you use or plan to use spreadsheet software like Excel for financial analysis, modelling, and valuation?
> Do you have issues in understanding the concept of asset management and firm performance?
> Are you a (personal/business) financial decision maker who needs to learn financial statement analysis?
> Do you calculate financial ratios but do not know how to create a model of those calculations in Excel?
> Do you calculate financial ratios but do not know how to interpret those?
> Are you planning for being a professional financial analyst like CFA in the area of Finance?
> Are you a manager, investor, creditor, supplier, regulator, or any other stakeholder of a business organization?
If your answer is 'YES' to any one of the above questions, THIS COURSE IS THE PERFECT ONE FOR YOU TO START WITH...
What you'll learn:
Explain different asset management ratios
Mathematical definition of the asset management ratios
Calculate the asset management ratios in Excel using publicly available financial statements
Interpret the asset management ratios of a firm
Assess a firm's asset management performance over time and in comparison to cross-sectional standards
This course consists of several video lectures that will be updated over time and based on students' requests, quizzes at the end of every section for testing your level of understanding, and additional resources. The lectures contain explanations of necessary concepts along with examples and illustrations.
The instructor welcomes his students for continuous discussion with him. Any sort of input for improving the course is also appreciated. He also expects your positive and genuine review and rating of the course.
- Beginners interested to learn financial and performance analysis in Excel or other spreadsheet software
The financial statements are freely available in the US Securities and Exchange Commission EDGAR database. After completing this lecture students will be able to download the annual report of the firm to be analyzed. The annual report contains the financial statements and other financial information that would be needed for the analysis.
The downloaded Excel file contains much information about the company in many worksheets. After completing this lecture, students will be able to extract only the needed financial statements in a working Excel workbook. This is useful to save the analyst from information overload.
Inventory Turnover Ratio is an asset management ratio for the assessment of the asset management performance of a firm. After completing this lecture students should be able to define and explain Inventory Turnover Ratio and interpret the calculated Inventory Turnover Ratio using real world financial data in the Excel spreadsheet as demonstrated in another lecture of this course.
Inventory Turnover Ratio is an asset management ratio for the assessment of the asset management performance of a firm. After completing this lecture students should be able to calculate the Inventory Turnover Ratio of a real world business firm in Excel spreadsheet as demonstrated in this lecture.
Inventory Turnover Ratio is an asset management ratio for the assessment of the asset management performance of a firm. After completing this lecture students should be able to interpret the calculated Inventory Turnover Ratio of a real world business firm.
Days Sales Outstanding is an asset management ratio for the assessment of the asset management performance of a firm. After completing this lecture students should be able to define and explain Days Sales Outstanding and interpret the calculated Days Sales Outstanding using real world financial data in the Excel spreadsheet as demonstrated in another lecture of this course.
Days Sales Outstanding is an asset management ratio for the assessment of the asset management performance of a firm. After completing this lecture students should be able to calculate the Days Sales Outstanding of a real world business firm in Excel spreadsheet as demonstrated in this lecture.
Days Sales Outstanding is an asset management ratio for the assessment of the asset management performance of a firm. After completing this lecture students should be able to interpret the calculated Days Sales Outstanding of a real world business firm.
Fixed Assets Turnover Ratio is an asset management ratio for the assessment of the asset management performance of a firm. After completing this lecture students should be able to define and explain Fixed Assets Turnover Ratio and interpret the calculated Fixed Assets Turnover Ratio using real world financial data in the Excel spreadsheet as demonstrated in another lecture of this course.
Fixed Assets Turnover Ratio is an asset management ratio for the assessment of the asset management performance of a firm. After completing this lecture students should be able to calculate the Fixed Assets Turnover Ratio of a real world business firm in Excel spreadsheet as demonstrated in this lecture.
Fixed Assets Turnover Ratio is an asset management ratio for the assessment of the asset management performance of a firm. After completing this lecture students should be able to interpret the calculated Fixed Assets Turnover Ratio of a real world business firm.
Total Assets Turnover Ratio is an asset management ratio for the assessment of the asset management performance of a firm. After completing this lecture students should be able to define and explain Total Assets Turnover Ratio and interpret the calculated Total Assets Turnover Ratio using real world financial data in the Excel spreadsheet as demonstrated in another lecture of this course.
Total Assets Turnover Ratio is an asset management ratio for the assessment of the asset management performance of a firm. After completing this lecture students should be able to calculate the Total Assets Turnover Ratio of a real world business firm in Excel spreadsheet as demonstrated in this lecture.
Total Assets Turnover Ratio is an asset management ratio for the assessment of the asset management performance of a firm. After completing this lecture students should be able to interpret the calculated Total Assets Turnover Ratio of a real world business firm.