P-1 and Receivables turnover: Difference between pages

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Receivables turnover is an example of an activity ratio or management efficiency ratio.

The receivables turnover ratio indicates the number of times receivables are completely replaced in a year.

It is calculated as:

Sales / receivables

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-''Credit rating.''
+Receivables turnover is an example of an ''activity ratio'' or ''management efficiency ratio''.
-Prime-1.
+The receivables turnover ratio indicates the number of times receivables are completely replaced in a year.
-In Moody's credit rating scale, the strongest credit rating for shorter term obligations.
-P-1 indicates superior ability to repay short term debt obligations.
+It is calculated as:
+Sales / receivables
 == See also ==
-* [[Credit]]
+* [[Activity ratio]]
-* [[Credit rating]]
+* [[Management efficiency ratio]]
-*[[Investment grade]]
+* [[Receivables]]
-* [[Moody's]]
+* [[Turnover]]
-* [[NP]]
-* [[P-2]]
-* [[P-3]]
-* [[P1]]
-* [[Prime]]
-* [[Sub-prime lending]]