1. The new company will actually have a lower debt-to-equity ratio than Enron, Barone said.

2. UniChem said its debt-to-equity ratio would rise to 95 percent at the end of 1996.

3. Debt-to-equity ratio at an appropriate level.

4. Yeah, their debt-to-equity ratio is sky high -- but worse still, their turnover is declining.

5. In fact, a lower debt-to-equity ratio could actually lead a bank to take on more risks in order to make up for the loss of leverage.

6. The drop in debt-to-equity ratio was mainly attributable to the continued improvements in the operating results of the Group.

7. Its debt-to-equity ratio of nearly 500% made it the seventh-most-indebted company in Japan.

8. High debt-to-equity ratio and turn-loss-to-profit are main factors of earnings management.

9. Many firms will see their debt-to-equity ratio rise and their ability to borrow fall.

10. Responses also might include measures of financial viability, such as liquidity, debt-to-equity ratio, days cash on hand, asset utilization,[Sentencedict.com] and cash flow.

11. It may also require investors to 'rethink how we are going to evaluate a company's debt-to-equity ratio,' Prof. Ketz said.

12. Banks such as JPMorgan Chase, which face more-stringent regulation (relatively) than investment banks, such as the pre-2008 Goldman Sachs, have a debt-to-equity ratio of 13-to-1 or so.

13. Morgan Stanley (MS, news, msgs), which converted to a bank holding company around the same time, had an even higher debt-to-equity ratio: 30-to-1.

14. But as we've just learned in this crisis, a low debt-to-equity ratio doesn't offer any protection against a bank making a bad loan.

15. This despite the fact that they average an 11% debt-to-equity ratio, with 24 of them debt free.

16. On average the companies on our list have a 13% debt-to-equity ratio.

17. The MNC(Multinational Corporation) pursues its market value to maximize, chooses the suitable financing way and the best debt-to-equity ratio, and searches the best capital structure.