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Core Financial Ratios and Composite Financial Index FY06 to FY13

Core Financial Ratios and Composite Financial Index FY06 to FY13. Primary Reserve Ratio – Expendable Net Position to Total Expenses. Net Operating Revenues Ratio – Operating Income (Loss) Plus Net Non-Operating Income to Operating Revenues Plus Non-Operating Revenues.

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Core Financial Ratios and Composite Financial Index FY06 to FY13

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  1. Core Financial Ratios and Composite Financial Index FY06 to FY13

  2. Primary Reserve Ratio –Expendable Net Position to Total Expenses

  3. Net Operating Revenues Ratio –Operating Income (Loss) Plus Net Non-Operating Income toOperating Revenues Plus Non-Operating Revenues

  4. Return on Net Position Ratio –Change in Net Position to Total Net Position

  5. Viability Ratio –Expendable Net Position to Long-Term Debt

  6. Composite Financial Index - Trend

  7. Scale for Charting Performance of the Composite Financial Index

  8. FY13 Graphic Financial Profile

  9. For More Information Visit: http://www.maine.edu/about-the-system/system-office/finances/core-financial-ratios-and-composite-financial-index/ • Core Financial Ratios and Composite Financial Index FY06 to FY13: Full Report • Core Financial Ratios for UMS and Component Units FY10 to FY13 • Core Financial Ratios for FY06 to FY13: By Campus • Core Financial Ratios for Prior Years: FY09, FY10, FY11 & FY12

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