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Analysis of Agencies with Revenues

Greater Than $10,000,000

FINANCIAL STABILITY

A. Current Ratio

Liquidity/Current Ratio

1.12:1

1.39:1

B. Tangible Net Worth

Average

Tangible Net Worth (as % of Net Rev)

7.5%

26.1%

C. Receivables

1. Receivables/Payables Ratio

Receivables/Payables Ratio

52.8%

23.9%

2. Aged Receivables

Over 60

20.3%

2.9%

Over 90

9.5%

1.1%

A current ratio greater than 1:1 indicates that cash and assets with short-term maturities

are sufficient to meet a firm's short-term obligations.

Average

Top 25%

The tangible net worth is an important measure as it represents the net value of the

corporation if it were liquidated. A low or negative tangible net worth impacts a firm's

ability to invest in new opportunities, develop new products, hire new employees, make

other capital expenditures and handle stockholder redemption obligations.

Top 25%

This factor measures the collection practices of an agency, with a lower ratio representing

more timely collections. (Calculated by dividing total receivables by total payables at a given

point in time.)

Average

Top 25%

Average

Top 25%

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