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return on equity
noun
- the amount of profit computed by dividing net income before taxes less preferred dividends by the value of stockholders' equity, usually expressed as a percentage. : ROE
Example Sentences
Goldman’s return on equity, a measure how well an investment bank does with its underlying assets, was 14.8% on an annualized basis.
The five members of the Georgia Public Service Commission ordered that the company can’t earn an additional return on equity through a construction surcharge levied on Georgia Power’s 2.7 million customers after March 30.
"He bought a 10% return on equity, similar to UniCredit's, at roughly half the value of the book, that is for a cheaper price than his own bank. That's brilliant." he said.
The Unirule Institute, an independent think tank in Beijing, said state industry was so inefficient that its return on equity — a broad measure of profitability — was negative 6%.
The bank’s return on equity, a measurement on how well an investment bank is performing with the assets they hold, was 7.1% in the quarter.
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