Liquidity Ratios & Solvency Ratios - Explained in Hindi | #32 Master Investor

Liquidity ratios & solvency ratios meaning explained in hindi. What is liquidity, solvency, insolvency? Liquidity risk and solvency risk should be analyzed for any company or individual. Join All-In-One Video Finance App here: ✔ https://vidfin.com/ Unlimited Access to Stock Recommendations, IPO Analysis, Finance Courses, Sectoral Analysis & In-depth case studies of public companies ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For a company, we analyse liquidity ratios - current ratio, quick ratio, cash ratio and solvency ratios - debt ratio, debt to equity ratio, interest coverage ratio, debt service coverage ratio (DSCR), etc. Time Stamps 00:55- Difference between Liquidity and Solvency Ratios 01:08- Meaning of Asset, 01:55- Calculation of Liabilities 02:28- Calculation of Net Worth 03:00- Meaning of Solvency. 05:05- Meaning of Liquidity. 07:19- Types of Liquidity Ratio 07:26- Types of Solvency Ratio. Related Videos: Current Ratio:    • Current Ratio - Explained in Hindi | #33 M...   Quick Ratio:    • Quick Ratio (Acid Test Ratio) - Explained ...   Cash Ratio :    • Cash Ratio - Explained in Hindi | #35 Mast...   Current Assets & Current Liabilities:    • Current Assets & Current Liabilities - Exp...   Assets, Liabilities & Equity:    • Assets, Liabilities & Equity - Explained i...   लिक्विडिटी रेश्यो और सॉल्वेंसी रेश्यो का मतलब इस वीडियो में हिंदी में समझाया गया है। लिक्विडिटी, सॉल्वेंसी, इन्सॉल्वेंसी क्या है? किसी भी कंपनी या व्यक्ति के लिए लिक्विडिटी रिस्क और साल्वेंसी रिस्क का एनालिसिस किया जाना चाहिए। कंपनी के लिए, हम लिक्विडिटी रेश्यो का विश्लेषण करते हैं - करंट रेश्यो, क्विक रेश्यो, कैश रेश्यो, और सॉल्वेंसी रेश्यो - डेब्ट रेश्यो, डेब्ट टू इक्विटी रेश्यो, इंटरेस्ट कवरेज रेश्यो, डेब्ट सर्विस कवरेज रेश्यो (dscr) आदि। Share this Video:    • Liquidity Ratios & Solvency Ratios - Expla...   Subscribe To Our Channel and Get More Property, Real Estate and Finance Tips:    / @assetyogi   If you want to become an Expert Real Estate investor, please visit our website https://assetyogi.com now and Subscribe to our newsletter. In this video, we have explained: What are the liquidity ratios and solvency ratios? What is the meaning of liquidity risk and solvency risk? How to analyze the liquidity risk and solvency risk for any company or individual? What is the meaning of insolvent company? What is the differences between liquidity, solvency, and insolvency? How to know if a company or individual is bankrupt? What is the formula for liquidity ratio calculation and solvency ratio calculation? Analyzing liquidity ratios and solvency ratios of a company can help us to understand the risks of bankruptcy. Liquidity ratios such as current ratio, quick ratio, cash ratio help us to understand the liquidity risk status and solvency ratios such as debt ratio, debt service coverage ratio (dscr), interest coverage ratio can be helpful to analyze the solvency risks. Make sure to Like and Share this video. Other Great Resources AssetYogi – http://assetyogi.com/ Follow Us: Instagram -   / assetyogi   Twitter -   / assetyogi   Linkedin -   / asset-yogi   Facebook –   / assetyogi   Pinterest -   / assetyogi   Google Plus – https://plus.google.com/+assetyogi-ay Hope you liked this video in Hindi on “Liquidity Ratios & Solvency Ratios”. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer: Investment in securities market is subject to market risks. Read all the related documents carefully before investing. Vidfin Technologies Pvt. Ltd. (Trade Name - Vidfin, CIN: U67100DL2022PTC392879) is a SEBI Registered Research Analyst with Registration Number - INH100009752 and BSE Enlistment Number: 5574. Registered Address - C1-48/49, 4th Floor, Deep Vihar, Sector 24, Rohini, Badli, New Delhi - 110042. E: [email protected], W: https://vidfin.com, Tel: +91-9289229803. Registration granted by SEBI, enlistment as an RA with exchange and certification from NISM in no way guarantee performance of the intermediary or provide any assurance of returns to investors.