So in an extremely basic over simplification, I'd say having a Debt to
Equity Ratio under 4 is doing pretty good, and over that is less so.
I think these are great conditions considering my low
equity ratio under 10 %.
With a debt - to -
equity ratio under 30 %, Suncor has one of the best balance sheets in the industry.
Not exact matches
According to the Bank, corporate Canada's overall debt - to -
equity ratio —
under 0.9, down from 1.5 in the mid-1990s — is at a historic low, the result of two decades of private - sector deleveraging.
He likes to see the
ratio of debt to total capitalization (debt divided by shareholders»
equity plus debt)
under 50 %.
Morgan Stanley's Tier 1 capital
ratio,
under Basel I, was approximately 15.1 % and Tier 1 common
ratio was approximately 13.1 % at September 30, 2011.6, 10 The annualized return on average common
equity from continuing operations was 14.5 % in the current quarter.
However, acquisitions (which have helped fuel some of this growth) have pressured the balance sheet: the long - term debt /
equity ratio 2.87, and the interest coverage
ratio is sitting just
under 5.
The
Equity / Assets
ratio is 11.1 %, indicating that the bank is significantly
under - leveraged.
If it's really the case that 2 / 3rds of the cheapest price to book stocks go
under then screening out those bankruptcy candidates by simply insisting on a tiny debt to
equity ratio would have a powerful effect on your portfolio.
Usually, a covenant will be a «financial covenant» which specifies that, for example, the issuer will maintain an interest coverage
ratio over a certain level or a leverage
ratio (debt /
equity)
under a specific level.
Low debt - to -
equity ratio suits companies operating
under volatile and unpredictable business environments as they can not afford financial commitments that they can not meet in case of sudden downturns in economic activity.
A simple ETF screen for
equity funds, with an expense
ratio under 0.25 % and beta less than 1, gives 36 results.
The Chicago - based service says Canada's biggest six banks — TD, RBC, Bank of Montreal, CIBC, Scotiabank and National — all have
equity ratios well above what is required
under the new Basel III requirements.
Some of the criteria we use to review managed futures strategies include: overall strategy, manager experience, drawdowns, volatility, assets
under management (AUM), minimum investment, track record, markets traded, and margin - to -
equity ratio.
Under the Systematic Allocator strategy, the net premium is invested in a specified
ratio in the
Equity and Income Fundwith a higher proportion in the
Equity Growth Fund.
Under the strategy, the net premium is invested in a specified
ratio in the Exide Life Prime
Equity Fund and Exide Life Preserver Fund with a higher proportion in the Prime
Equity Fund.
Under direct plans (where distributor is bypassed), the expense
ratio is likely to be lower by around a 0.5 - 1 % for both
equity and debt funds.
In order to be eligible for registering with FSS, a company will be required to have over 1 billion won (or US $ 882,000) in capital and a debt - to -
equity ratio of
under 200 %.