Assess the susceptibility of a US company to go bankrupt

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Suppose a NASDAQ company XYZ. How can we assess the susceptibility of a company to go bankrupt? Is there a good indicator we can trust? What about the Buffett indicator? If you can have a good answer... Read More

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Hi, I am applying for the job post of writing a financial analysis. I'm MBA In Business & Finance from Harvard Business School, United States. I have created many business plans, articles, marketing research, stock analysis for my different clients. As a financial advisor, I would recommend to keep an eye on your client's investments and be on the lookout for investments that might fail. Following alarming situations are i.e financial mismanagement, weak management, improper location, client loss and problems related to credit, unpaid medical bills, unpaid mortgages, poor business location, loss of key employees, lawsuits raised by competitors and personal issues like illness or divorce and more. Buffett indicator describes the best single measure of where valuations stand at any given moment. I would recommend to use it. Come over chat so we can discuss the project more Moeez

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There are three broad ways to analyze the credit risk of a publicly traded corporation. The first and most common approach is to rely on the credit ratings assigned by agencies like Standard and Poors, Fitch, and Moody's. These credit ratings are essentially estimates of potential bankruptcy risk. The second approach is to do fundamental analysis on its credit risk. The first step would be to look at its financial ratios -- such as the current ratio, debt-to-income ratio, etc. Are these in line with the rest of the industry. You can also dive deeper and do stress analysis on the company's ability to service its debts. This usually means doing projections on what happens to the companies financials in the case of a recession or worse. Finally, you can also take a look at the credit default swap (CDS) market for the company. You can approximate the probability of bankruptcy from the % premium it takes to buy protection on its debt. My professional experience (as a financial risk manager) was typically to combine these three methods and give a counterparty a credit score based on a weighted average score of all three methods. The Buffet Indicator is a measure of total stock market capitalization to GDP. It doesn't have any useful purpose in assessing company-specific credit risk.