TOTAL DEBT-TO-CAPITALIZATION RATIO
Indicator gauging the firm’s financial leverage by looking at its total amount of debt and shareholders’ equity. Leverage can act as a double-edged sword for a company. While a high debt-to-capitalization ratio can escalate shareholders’ equity return due to tax deduction on interest payments, a higher debt proportion can cut down a firm’s capital stability and increase insolvency risk.
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