Which of the following ratios are used as an indicator of financial leverage (select all that apply)?
A. ROA
B. Debt/EBITDA
C. EBIT/Interest
D. Debt/Capitalization
Financial leverage = total debt / Total shareholder's equity
An indicator that measures the amount of debt in a company's capital structure is the debt-to-capitalization ratio, which measures a company's financial leverage ratio.
Debt / Capitalization
Option 'D' is correct
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