Abstract:
The study aims to test the relationship between the ratio of (general liquidity Xi, financial independence X2, ratio of debt to total assets X3, return on investment X4) and financial profitability Y in the insurance company ALLIANCE where the budget was used during the period between 2012-2018 we adopted On the statistical program Eviews 8.0 The results of the study resulted in the multi-linear regression model, which confirmed the existence of a statistically significant relationship between determining the financial ratios selected for the study of the dependent variable of the financial profitability at a significant level of 0.05 variables (the ratio of financial independence. The ratio of return to investment), so that these variables account for 81.53% of the total changes in the dependent variable of financial profitability, and through simple linear regression models we found that the variables of public liquidity and financial independence have the ability to determine financial profitability while debt to total assets The return to investment does not have the ability to determine the cost-effectiveness. We also did some statistical tests, such as the Brioche Good Frye test, the normal distribution test for the condom, and the Jack Pera test
