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Old 10-17-2007, 03:01 PM
mikeczyz mikeczyz is offline
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Default Question about Future Corporate Valuation

Yesterday, I had a phone interview. THe interviewer asked me what I would look at to guess what the future performance of a corporation would be. The interview was with an insurance company so I came up with a pretty good answer...the loss ratio. For those of you who don't know, loss ratio=incurred losses/written premium. It's pretty big in the insurance world.

However, I have another interview tomorrow with a semiconductor company. I started thinking about how I would answer the same question in the new interview and I drew a complete blank. More precisely, I became overwhelmed with answers. Would you look at a financial ratio? Something specialized to the semiconductor industry? R&D maybe? Net Income? The industry as a whole? It seems like you could give a million different answers.

Any ideas?
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