The effect of financial leverage on the firm’s performance \\ GP \\ DR \ Hazem Yassin ( 2018- 2019 )
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The effect of financial leverage on the firm’s performance \\ GP \\ DR \ Hazem Yassin ( 2018- 2019 ) - Giza MSA 2018 - 86 Page - MANAGEMENT DISTINGUISHED PROJECTS 2018 .
This research set out to investigate the impact of financial leverage on firm performance of the
food and beverage sector companies listed in the Egyptian stock market exchange .The financial
leverage measurements are debt ratio and debt to equity ratio, firm’s performance measurements
which are free cash flow and Tobin’s Q. The researchers are going to examine whether there is a
positive or a negative relationship between the two variables and if it is significant or not
significant relationship. It took performance measures in a wider perspective using Free Cash Flow
and Tobin’s Q. In addition to financial leverage the study expanded its explanatory variables by
controlling for debt ratio, and debt to equity. The results revealed that there is a significant negative
relationship between leverage and free cash flow. Findings from the Tobin’s Q model indicated
that large firms have a negative insignificant relationship between financial leverage and firm
performance while the older firms showed an increase in its market value; this is an indication of
investors’ confidence on the older firms who have built their reputation over a long period.
Accounting
The effect of financial leverage on the firm’s performance \\ GP \\ DR \ Hazem Yassin ( 2018- 2019 ) - Giza MSA 2018 - 86 Page - MANAGEMENT DISTINGUISHED PROJECTS 2018 .
This research set out to investigate the impact of financial leverage on firm performance of the
food and beverage sector companies listed in the Egyptian stock market exchange .The financial
leverage measurements are debt ratio and debt to equity ratio, firm’s performance measurements
which are free cash flow and Tobin’s Q. The researchers are going to examine whether there is a
positive or a negative relationship between the two variables and if it is significant or not
significant relationship. It took performance measures in a wider perspective using Free Cash Flow
and Tobin’s Q. In addition to financial leverage the study expanded its explanatory variables by
controlling for debt ratio, and debt to equity. The results revealed that there is a significant negative
relationship between leverage and free cash flow. Findings from the Tobin’s Q model indicated
that large firms have a negative insignificant relationship between financial leverage and firm
performance while the older firms showed an increase in its market value; this is an indication of
investors’ confidence on the older firms who have built their reputation over a long period.
Accounting