This document provides two examples of calculating financial leverage ratios for firms. The first asks to calculate financial leverage given a firm's return on common equity of 21%, return on net operating assets of 18%, and after-tax borrowing cost of 5%. The second asks to calculate operating liability leverage given shareholders' equity of $480 million, net financial obligations of $89 million, and operating assets of $634 million.
This document provides two examples of calculating financial leverage ratios for firms. The first asks to calculate financial leverage given a firm's return on common equity of 21%, return on net operating assets of 18%, and after-tax borrowing cost of 5%. The second asks to calculate operating liability leverage given shareholders' equity of $480 million, net financial obligations of $89 million, and operating assets of $634 million.
This document provides two examples of calculating financial leverage ratios for firms. The first asks to calculate financial leverage given a firm's return on common equity of 21%, return on net operating assets of 18%, and after-tax borrowing cost of 5%. The second asks to calculate operating liability leverage given shareholders' equity of $480 million, net financial obligations of $89 million, and operating assets of $634 million.