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Obaidul Haque 26 Jun, 2024 11:02:56 PM 1 73
Best Answer: The debt-to-equity ratio is the percentage of an organisation’s debt in relation to its shareholder’s equity.
The best response would be to show your prospective employer how it is calculated through the formula:
Debt-to-equity = Total debt/Shareholder’s Equity
To add some competitive advantage, you can also mention that the higher the ratio, the higher is the organisation’s risk.
Obaidul Haque 26 Jun, 2024 11:02:56 PM
