Financial expense -1. generally refers to a firm's interest expense on its long-term debt. Or 2.
Financial Expense These expenses will continue to be classified by associated liability, but are also broken down by type of expense (interest, fee) for each associated financial liability.
Return on capital employed
Profit after net financial items plus financial expenses divided by average shareholders' equity.
Return on equity
Profit after net financial items less full tax divided by average shareholders' equity.
A general term referring to period costs, such as selling, administration and financial expenses.
noncontrollable variance
the fixed overhead volume variance;
it is computed as part of the two-variance approach to overhead analysis ...
A personal loan is an unsecured loan given to the borrower to meet financial expenses without keeping any collateral. It means the borrower of a personal loan does not have to submit any guarantee to the lender.
A financial ratio commonly used in the analysis of oil companies, representing the after-tax operating cash flow, excluding financial expenses after taxes.
Debt-adjusted cash flow (DACF) is calculated as follows: ...
It excludes income statement items that do not relate to normal business activities, such as extraordinary gains or losses. It also excludes financial expenses and revenue (i.e., interest expense, dividend income).
It differs from the trading profit because depreciations and provisions are included in the calculation. The EBIT are shared between financial expenses, corporation tax, dividends and earnings put into reserves.
 See also: Expense, Recourse, Administration, Saving, Values
  
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