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Solvency of company is best judged by: a. Current ratio b. Debt to Equity ratio c. Debt to Assets d. All of them

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Question added by Muhammad Salman Danish Salman
Date Posted: 2014/10/21
Sunay Narang
by Sunay Narang , Transaction Banking Intern , Deutsche Bank

When looking at a company's solvency, you're assessing the company's ability to meet its long term loan obligations. Total debt/total asset may be a good measure to analyse solvency. 

 

It is equally important to assess a company's liquid position. it's always best to assess its standing through different liquify rations - current ration, acid test ratio etc. 

 

Often people assume solvency and liquidity are the same, but in reality the y are completely separate. Solvency is long-term where as liquidity is short-term.  

 

Hope this helped. 

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