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HCA Holdings is a holding company for HCA (Hospital Corporation of America). HCA owns, manages and/or operates hospitals, surgery centers, diagnostic and imaging centers, radiation and oncology therapy centers, rehabilitation and physical therapy centers, and other facilities across the nation and England. HCA’s general and acute care hospitals provide medical and surgical services, which include inpatient care, intensive care, cardiac care, diagnostic services and emergency services.
2. What is the industry?
HCA Holdings is involved in the healthcare industry.
3. What is the primary sector? Secondary sectors?
4. Select a number of analysts’ ratings. What is your opinion of those ratings? Are they too high or too low?
5. Review and comment on the three most recent news headlines.
6. List the peer companies.
7. For your company and each peer company, list the current sales.
8. For current sales, select the peer weight for your company.
9. For current sales, select the peer aggregate.
10. For current sales, select the peer mean.
11. For current sales, select the peer median.
12. Comment on how dominant your company appears to be in relation to the peer set of companies.
13. Who are the external auditors? What is the date and opinion on the last statement?
B. Chapter 2
Required
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1. Comment on the composition of the directors.
2. List the Board Committees.
3. For each Board Committee, determine the responsibilities of the committee.
4. For each non-employee director, determine the components of director compensation.
5. Under “Compensation Discussion and Analysis ,” review the compensation committee report on executive compensation. Comment.
6. Review the summary compensation table (five most highly compensated executives).
a. What are the components of compensation?
b. Comment on the trends in compensation.
7. In your opinion, how significant is the compensation?
C. Chapter 3
Required
Comment on the trends in:
1. Total current assets.
2. Total assets.
3. Total current assets vs. trend in total assets.
4. Total current liabilities.
5. Total current assets vs. total current liabilities.
6. Total liabilities.
7. Total shareholders’ equity.
D. Chapter 4
Required
Comment on the trends in:
1. Sales.
2. Cost of goods sold.
3. Total operating expenses.
4. Total operating income.
5. Net income before p.
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Financial Analysis Paper: Company Name
Student name
Date
Outline for paper
Notes:
· no abstract is needed for this paper
· double spacing is required. The outline is presented in single space for presentation purposes.
Important point: in the appendices you present financial data and your ratio analysis calculations. Within the narrative sections, you are to analyze the data and describe what the data is indicating. What do the numbers mean? What are the trends and how, based on the analysis, is the firm performing for its owners (stockholders) and within its industry. Use the data to prepare financial analysis.
Running head: COMPANY NAME 1
COMPANY NAME 8
Simply regurgitating the financial numbers in your narrative is not analysis and is not sufficient to receive a passing grade for this project.
Outline of paper
1. Page 2: Description of corporation, major products, industries, markets served, and any significant developments over the past three years.
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- 1. BAAF 202 CHAPTER 8 INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT PREPARED BY: DZULKARNAIN DAHALAN
- 2. C Slide 2 of 17 TOPIC CHAPTER 8:FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS LEARNING OUTCOMES At the end of this chapter, students will be able to understand : Ratios Users of Ratios Types of Ratios Investors’ Choice Trend Analysis Limitations Financial Reporting Standards for Accounting Policies and Other Aspects
- 3. C Slide 3 of 17 TOPIC CHAPTER 8:FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS Without ratios,financial statements would be uninformative Ratios can be used as a basis to make decision A common measure (ratios formulae) is used by all companies An analysis can be made about the performance of different companies by comparing the common ratios . THE NEED FOR RATIOS
- 4. C Slide 4 of 17 TOPIC CHAPTER 8:FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS USERS OF RATIOS Ratio category Examples of interested group Profitability Shareholders,management,employees,creditors, competitors,potential investors Liquidity Shareholders,suppliers,creditors,competitors Efficiency Shareholders,potential purchasers,competitors Shareholder Shareholders,potential investors Capital Structure Shareholders,lenders,creditors,potential investors
- 5. C Slide 5 of 17 TOPIC CHAPTER 8:FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS TYPES OF RATIOS Profitability ratios Uses Formula a.Return on capital employed (ROCE) Indicates how well capital has been employed Net profit X 100 Capital employed b.Gross profit as a percentage of sales Indicates how much percentage gross profit made out of sales Gross profit X 100 Sales c.Net profit as a percentage of sales Indicates how much percentage net profit made out of sales Net profit X 100 Sales
- 6. C Slide 6 of 17 TOPIC CHAPTER 8:FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS TYPES OF RATIOS Liquidity ratios Uses Formula a.Current ratio Indicates whether there are sufficient short-term assets to meet the short- term liabilities Current assets Current liabilities b.Acid test ratio Indicates whether the business has sufficient liquid resources to meet its current liabilities Current assets-inventory Current Liabilities
- 7. C Slide 7 of 17 TOPIC CHAPTER 8:FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS TYPES OF RATIOS Efficiency ratios Uses Formula a.Inventory turnover Indicates how efficient a business is at maintaining an appropriate level of inventory Cost of sales X 365 Average Inventory b.Accounts receivable/sales ratio Indicates money tied up unnecessarily in accounts receivable is unproductive money Accounts receivable X 365 Sales c.Accounts payable/purchases ratio Indicates the length of time to pay creditors Accounts payable X365 Purchases (days)
- 8. C Slide 8 of 17 TOPIC CHAPTER 8:FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS TYPES OF RATIOS Shareholder ratios Uses Formula a.Earning per share (EPS) Gives the shareholder a chance to compare one’s year’s earnings with another Net profit after interest and tax and preference dividends Number of ordinary shares issued b.Price/earnings ratio (P/E) The greater the P/E ratio the greater the demand for the shares Market price per share Earning per share c.Dividend Cover The proportion that ordinary dividends bear to amount available for distribution to ordinary shareholders Net profit after tax and preference dividends Ordinary dividends paid and proposed
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