Analogizing a Financial Statement of any company comes about in two ways. External stakeholders view it as a source to understand the overall financial health of the firm as in it’s performance and business value. Internal constituents monitor it to handle the finances of the organization in a better manner. The financial statement of any company encompass data regarding every aspect of it’s business activities. Evaluation is done based on the past, present and projected performance of the organization. The financial statement comprise of three main components i.e., the balance sheet, the income statement and the cash flow statement. Several techniques are used to analyze the finances of any firm but the three main used ones are;
External analysis is done by stockholders, bankers, creditors and the general public. They do not have access to the accounts information. They analyze on the basis of published financial statements.
Internal analysis is done by the finance and accounts departments of the firm. The objective of this analysis is to provide information to the top management for business decision making.
Ratio Analysis uses ratio metrics to calculate statistical relationships.
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