easy · Corporate Credit Analysis
What is the primary difference between Funds from Operations (FFO) and Cash Flow from Operations (CFO)?
- CFO is a financing measure, while FFO is an investing measure
- FFO includes capital expenditures, while CFO excludes them
- FFO is only used for firms in the technology sector
- CFO includes changes in working capital, while FFO typically does not
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