Types of Financial Analysis

This type of financial analysis involves looking at various components of the

income statement and dividing them by revenue to express them as a

percentage.

• Verical

• Horizontal

• Leverage

• Liquidity

involves taking several years of financial data and comparing

them to each other to determine a growth rate.

• Vertical Analysis

• Horizontal Analysis

• Leverage Analysis

• Liquidity Analysis

the process of evaluating businesses, projects, budgets, and other

finance-related transactions to determine their performance and suitability.

• Leverage Analysis

• Horizontal Analysis

• Financial Analysis

• Vertical Analysis

One of the most common methods analysts use to evaluate

company performance.

• Horizontal Analysis

• Vertical Analysis

• Leverage Analysis

• Growth Rates

Analyzing historical growth rates and projecting future ones are a big part of any

financial analyst’s job.

• Profitability Analysis

• Growth Rates

• Vertical Analysis

• Horizontal Analysis

type of income statement analysis where an analyst assesses

how attractive the economics of a business are.

• Efficiency Analysis

• Liquidity Analysis

• Profitability Analysis

• Cash Flow Analysis

They call it the king of Finance.

• Owner

• Cash

• Customer

• Assets

Cash Flow Statement includes the following sections except;

• Operating Activities

• Investing Activities

• Building Activities

• Financing Activities

The process of estimating what a business is worth

• Rate of Return

• Scenario & Sensitivity

• Efficiency Analysis

• Valuation Analysis

The process of comparing actual results to a budget or

forecast.

• Variance Analysis

• Scenario & Sensitivity Analysis

• Liquidity Analysis

• Efficiency Analysis