Financial Statement Analysis
During the recession many industries failed down which results into the loss of millions of dollars of the Investors and Stockholders. Later after all those incidents government has decided to make it necessary to have a financial statement to all the companies.
I am appointed as a Chief Financial Officer of the Norton Healthcare, which is operating in different parts of the country with hundreds of branches. All the financial statements should be made in each financial year, and that must be submitted to an independent financial organization. The firm will then analyze and give its recommendation as per the financial situation of the company. Company is more evaluating its strategies and decision regarding the business. The financial Statement is a necessary tool for the investor’s so that they can make investment decisions as per the financial performance of the company.
I have reviewed the financial health of the company by doing an internal survey. Years which I have covered during this are 2012, 2013 and 2014. The financial situation of the company is as following report.
2012:
2013:
2014:
In the Three consecutive years company has shown tremendous growth in terms of earning and increase in the total asset. In the year of 2012 the revenue generated by the company was $716,275,861 which was increase by the $ 65,772,910 in the year of the 2013. This increase in the Net asset in the beginning of the year shows a perfect path for the company as well as for the economy. Later in the year of the 2013, net asset of the company is become $2,241,164,734 which increases to $ 2,354,735,888 in the year of 2014. This shows a very good trend to the economy and the organization.
After analyzing the organization’s data one thing which impacts the organization is the non operating loss, the non operating losses in the year of 2013 increased many times and later on it increased many folds. This has negative impact on the performance of the company. The severe losses which are counted in the non operating losses are gain or losses from the investment, property sell and from the currency exchange. Non operating revenues and expenses show a loss of $1.9 million in the year of 2013, which was about $39.7 million in the year of 2012. The losses on the extinguishment of debt associated with this bond issued total $3.8 million. Losses on some software and hardware were about $2.4 million. The change in mark to the market loss position was about $ 10 million in the year of 2012 which was later improved to the $11.8 million.
As a CFO of the Organisation, I have some regulation which could be issued so that losses can be made under control. Non- Operating losses which accounts to millions in the year of 2013-2014, which can be minimized by selecting the thing which are involved within the organization and can be done separately by mitigating the losses. Losses due to the software and hardware which acco ...
1. Financial Statement Analysis
During the recession many industries failed down which results
into the loss of millions of dollars of the Investors and
Stockholders. Later after all those incidents government has
decided to make it necessary to have a financial statement to all
the companies.
I am appointed as a Chief Financial Officer of the Norton
Healthcare, which is operating in different parts of the country
with hundreds of branches. All the financial statements should
be made in each financial year, and that must be submitted to an
independent financial organization. The firm will then analyze
and give its recommendation as per the financial situation of the
company. Company is more evaluating its strategies and
decision regarding the business. The financial Statement is a
necessary tool for the investor’s so that they can make
2. investment decisions as per the financial performance of the
company.
I have reviewed the financial health of the company by doing
an internal survey. Years which I have covered during this are
2012, 2013 and 2014. The financial situation of the company is
as following report.
2012:
2013:
2014:
In the Three consecutive years company has shown tremendous
growth in terms of earning and increase in the total asset. In the
year of 2012 the revenue generated by the company was
$716,275,861 which was increase by the $ 65,772,910 in the
year of the 2013. This increase in the Net asset in the beginning
of the year shows a perfect path for the company as well as for
the economy. Later in the year of the 2013, net asset of the
company is become $2,241,164,734 which increases to $
2,354,735,888 in the year of 2014. This shows a very good trend
to the economy and the organization.
After analyzing the organization’s data one thing which impacts
the organization is the non operating loss, the non operating
losses in the year of 2013 increased many times and later on it
increased many folds. This has negative impact on the
performance of the company. The severe losses which are
counted in the non operating losses are gain or losses from the
investment, property sell and from the currency exchange. Non
operating revenues and expenses show a loss of $1.9 million in
the year of 2013, which was about $39.7 million in the year of
2012. The losses on the extinguishment of debt associated with
this bond issued total $3.8 million. Losses on some software
and hardware were about $2.4 million. The change in mark to
3. the market loss position was about $ 10 million in the year of
2012 which was later improved to the $11.8 million.
As a CFO of the Organisation, I have some regulation which
could be issued so that losses can be made under control. Non-
Operating losses which accounts to millions in the year of 2013-
2014, which can be minimized by selecting the thing which are
involved within the organization and can be done separately by
mitigating the losses. Losses due to the software and hardware
which accounts for the $2.4 dollar, can be mitigate by the
selecting the main course of action. Removing unnecessary
hardware and software equipments and doing auction could
benefit the organization as well as will gain some money in
long-term. Other losses which accounts in the Non-operating
income are debt associated with this bond, which is about $3.8
million.
Norton healthcare is working in different sectors and
maintaining the growth rate in continuous years. Total assets of
the company in the year of 2013-2014 are $2,241,164,734. An
internal audit has been done, which reflects all the earning and
losses of the company. The non-operating loss is one of the
sectors which impact the organization. So we need to done some
regulations and define some criteria’s in which company could
enhance the operating condition and the revenue. The main
components to track the organizations growth is by maintaining
Balance sheet, by issuing finance statements per year and by the
Income statements. These three things help an organization to
track the yearly growth and help to manage the change which
could benefit the company and enhance the total asset.
Reference:
1. Finance reports: Norton Healthcare
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Valuation for the Practical Lawyer, American Bar Association
3. Alvarez, F, (2002) Financial statement Analysis, John Wiley
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4. Herman, .B, Norton Healthcare stabilizes as EHR expenses
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