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Bankruptcy Case Studies
Post-filing analyses of recent bankruptcies
Gain unique insights into the business and financial decline that precedes bankruptcy - and how our solutions can help predict bankruptcy amongst your company's counterparties.
CreditRiskMonitor® Bankruptcy Case Studies provide post-filing analyses of public company bankruptcies. Our case studies educate subscribers about methods they can apply to assess bankruptcy risk using our proprietary FRISK® score, robust financial database, and timely news alerts.
In nearly every case, a low FRISK® score gave our subscribers early warning of financial distress within a one-year time horizon. Our proprietary FRISK® score predicts bankruptcy risk at public companies with 96% accuracy. The score is formulated by a number of indicators including stock market capitalization and volatility, financial ratios, bond agency ratings from Moody’s, Fitch and DBRS, and crowdsourced behavioral data from a subscriber group that includes 35% of the Fortune 1000 and thousands more worldwide.
Whether you are new to credit analysis or have decades of experience under your belt, CreditRiskMonitor® Bankruptcy Case Studies offer unique insights into the business and financial decline that precedes bankruptcy.
Carillion PLC filed for compulsory liquidation at the start of 2018, putting an end to a ghastly and abrupt decline for the U.K. integrated support service operator. We tracked their decline in this unique Bankruptcy Case Study.
Cumulus Media's FRISK® score of "1" highlighted an elevated probability of bankruptcy well before it filed for Chapter 11. Here were some of the warning signs.
Adeptus Health recently filed for bankruptcy and creditors may have missed the early warning signs. Adeptus Health's FRISK® score, however, caught the trouble as it signaled increasing financial risk over the last twelve months. Even more concerning, there are several other operators in this space currently receiving a similar high-risk assessment.
