What Is Tangible Common Equity?

The book value of ordinary shares is an accounting concept used to analyze the operating conditions of stock issuers, and the value of the net assets per share. The calculation method is as follows: If the company only issues ordinary shares and does not issue preference shares, the book value of ordinary shares is equal to the quotient obtained by dividing the company's net tangible assets by the number of ordinary shares. [1]

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