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NMIHCompany Name
NMI HOLDINGS INCSector
Financial ServicesIndustry
Insurance - SpecialtyExchange
NASDAQNMI HOLDINGS INC's cashratio vs. competitors
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Benchmarks
Similar metrics to CashnEq:
- Current Ratio - [Calculation] The current ratio is a liquidity indicator that describes the company’s ability to pay short-term obligations due within one year. Calculated by dividing current assets [AssetsC] by current liabilities [LiabilitiesC].
- Current Liabilities - [Balance Sheet] The current (short-term) portion of [Liabilities] includes obligations that are due to be paid to creditors within one year, reported if the company operates a classified balance sheet that segments current and non-current [Liabilities]
- Quick Ratio - [Calculation] The quick ratio is a liquidity indicator that describes the company’s ability to pay short-term obligations without the need to sell its inventory or receive additional financing. Calculated by dividing current assets [AssetsC] minus [Inventory] by current liabilities [LiabilitiesC].
- Cash to Assets Ratio - [Calculation] The Cash to Assets Ratio expresses a company’s cash and cash equivalents [CashnEq] as a percentage of total [Assets].
- Total Liabilities - [Balance Sheet] Total liabilities are the sum of all possible claims against the company. Common examples are [Debt], [Payables], deferred revenues, issued bonds, warranties, and tax liabilities.
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Benchmark AnalysisMarket
The chart above depicts the distribution of for companies in the Total Stock Market. The average of the companies is 0.62 with a standard deviation of 0.63.
The following table provides additional summary stats:
undefined in the Market:
| filtered constituents | 3.11K |
|---|---|
| min | 0 |
| max | 2.69 |
| average | 0.62 |
| median | 0.39 |
| std | 0.63 |