Return On Equity explained 

What is Return On Equity? Return On Equity or ROE is a financial ratio that can help you analyze the performance of a company or business unit from the perspective of the shareholder, and compare the financial performance to others. This video takes you through the Return On Equity formula, shows you how to calculate ROE, how to interpret ROE, and gives suggestions on how to improve Return On Equity.
Return On Equity links together information from two of the three main financial statements, by taking the bottom line of net profit from the income statement and the equity or shareholder capital amount out of the right hand side of the balance sheet. ROE is an important element of #ratioanalysis
ROE or Return On Equity is defined as Net Income divided by Equity. In other words, the net profit that a company has generated during a year, divided by the book value of the shareholder capital that a company owes on the balance sheet date. ROE is an important indicator of attractiveness of a business to shareholders. Can the company generate a good return on the equity that investors have invested in it?
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