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Trading asset turnover

September 14, 2022

Trading asset turnover

Region:
International
Corporate Bank Research
Analyst:
Galina Pozdnyakova, Luke Templeman
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The two big drivers of corporate returns over the last decade have been upended in 2022. Specifically, corporates can no longer rely on higher debt or fatter profit margins as they have done post-financial crisis. Instead, to increase returns on equity, they might need to focus on generating more sales from existing assets - in other words, boost their asset turnover. [more]

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Region:
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Topic:
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Analyst:
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Region:
International
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Region:
International
Topic:
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Thematic Research
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Region:
International
Analyst:
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