Financial Performance Analysis of Insurance Companies in Nepal
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Abstract
This study examined the financial performance of Nepalese insurance companies. The
dependent variables was return on assets and return on equity while independent
variables includecurrent ratio Debt equity ratio operating expenses ratio and
cashflow ratio.The study design was descriptive and analytical research design. The
data were collected from insurance and financial statistics published by BeemaSamiti
and annual reports of the selected Nepalese insurance companies. The mean,
Standard Deviationmaximum, minimum, vertical analysis,correlation coefficient and
regression models were estimated to analyzethe secondary data of this study.
This study examined a financial performance of lifeinsurancecompanies over the
period 2072/73 to 2076/77.The finding of the study over showed that CFOR is positive
relation with financial performance (ROA and ROE) but negative relation with CR,
DER and OER.Manager should balancebetween profitability and liquidity of their
companies.This means they should maintain a tradeoff between profitability and
liquidity. Profitability plays an important role in financial position companies.
Keywords: Current ratio, Debt equity ratio, operating expenses ratio, Cashflow ratio,
return on assets and return on equity.