The Cash to Assets Ratio is a measure of the proportion of a company's Assets that are made up of Cash and Short Term Investments. It is calculated as Cash divided by Total Assets. It is measured using the most recent Balance Sheet available.
This metric is more commonly used to analyse funds and investment trusts. If a fund has a high proportion of its Assets sat in Cash, this is an indication that the manager is not investing all available funds.
Returns are likely to suffer as a result, though this may simply be expressive of the manager’s opinion on the direction of financial markets.
| Ticker | Name | Cash / Assets | StockRank™ |
|---|---|---|---|
| LON:BGLF | Blackstone Loan Financing | 99.99% | 99 |
| LON:ADMR | Admiral Acquisition | 99.93% | 7 |
| LON:KLSO | Kelso group | 99.92% | 59 |
| LON:DSM | Downing Strategic Micro-Cap Investment Trust | 99.80% | 0 |
| LON:GIF | Gulf Investment Fund | 99.77% | 77 |