2016-03-22 — yahoo.com
"The gap between GAAP (reported) and pro forma (adjusted) EPS continued to widen in 4Q, with the GAAP/Pro forma ratio of 0.74 still at its most extreme levels since 2009," Bank of America Merrill Lynch's Savita Subramanian said on Monday. "Trailing four-quarter (2015) GAAP EPS came in at $87 vs. $118 for pro forma EPS."
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"As was the case last quarter, the chief contributor to "GAAP gap" has been Energy asset impairments/write-downs, followed by M&A costs within Health Care," Subramanian continued. "The Energy sector alone contributed to nearly half of the "GAAP gap" this quarter."
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