debt/asset ratio

debt/asset ratio
debt/asset ratio UK US (also debt-assets ratio, debt-to-assets ratio) noun [C]
FINANCE a measurement of how financially successful a company is, that is calculated by dividing the total amount of a company's debts by the value of its assets: »

If a company's debt/asset ratio is low, it means that its assets are financed more through equity than by debt.


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