Cost to Income Ratio definition

Cost to Income Ratio means the ratio of Operating Expenses to total net income in respect of any Measurement Period.
Cost to Income Ratio means total other operating expenses divided by total operating income – net.

Examples of Cost to Income Ratio in a sentence

  • Cost to Income Ratio is the ratio of Operating Expenditure to Total Revenue.

  • Tender shall be electronically submitted (on-line through internet) within the prescribed date and time as mentioned in the Tender document and e-Procurement portal.

  • Looking at the Group’s key financial ratios, Cost to Income Ratio (CIR) stood at 24.01% in 2Q21, marginally lower q-o-q against 24.03% in 1Q21.

  • Cost to Income Ratio: Sum of Selling expense and Administrative expense to Interest and similar income.

  • Cost to Income Ratio (CIR) is calculated by dividing the sum of the Personnel expenses, Administrative expenses and Depreciation of intangible assets and property, plant and equipment by Operating income before operating expense included in the Income Statement.


More Definitions of Cost to Income Ratio

Cost to Income Ratio means the ratio of the Operating Expenses and to Operating Income Equity Funds means the consolidated shareholders’ equity of the Group, including for avoidance of doubt, subordinated loans, subordinated notes or other subordinated debt instruments of the Group (the term subordinated means that in the event of Borrower’s and/or Group’s insolvency, the relevant instruments may only be repaid after all ordinary unsecured and unsubordinated indebtedness has been repaid in full).
Cost to Income Ratio means Total Operating Expenses divided by Gross operating income. “Cost to Income Ratio excluding Car sales result” is defined as Total Operating Expenses divided by Gross operating income excluding Car sales result.
Cost to Income Ratio means, for any Relevant Period, the ratio of Operational Cost to Operational Income.
Cost to Income Ratio means the result obtained by dividing:
Cost to Income Ratio means total other operating expenses divided by total operating income - net. As of and for the year ended 31 December