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Vector Scorecard

Vector Scorecard is an effective and practical tool specially made for decision and policy makers that have significant exposures and dealings to/with various businesses in the world. Users are equipped with a powerful engine that comes in a user-friendly portal that provides rapid analysis and translation of quantitative and qualitative analysis of firms for the primary objectives of fulfilling the following (not limited to):

  • Improving profitability and cashflows

  • Minimising bad debts or delinquencies

  • Identifying red flags or warning signals

  • Setting and refining credit policies

  • Credit  and business risk profiling

Vector Scorecard provides a diverse portfolio of authoritative databases along with proprietary solutions that enable clients to quickly find, analyze, package and present mission-critical financial and business analysis on a just-in-time basis. Through global data providers, VS company coverage (on a just-in-time basis) includes more than 45,000 global public companies, 20,000 private issuers of public debt and 350,000 global private companies with more than $20 million in revenue or 200 employees each.

You may purchase raw information, financial statements or qualitative reports directly from leading data and business information providers like the national bureaus, Alacra, CreditSights, D&B, Fitch, and Moody's OR through us – we will then use the available information to value-add to the reports by focusing on specific areas as follows:

MODULE A: Profitability and Returns

  • Underlying profitability of business adequacy and sustainability

  • Review robustness of business model

  • Assessment of quality of clients based on earnings review

  • Cost management of business

MODULE B: Solvency and Risk Levels

  • Risk appetite of subject company

  • Capital management effectiveness

  • Adequacy of shareholder returns to cover creditor exposure

  • Extent of sources of funding

  • Stress testing the ability of business to withstand balance sheet shocks

  • Adequacy of returns to risk levels undertaken by company

MODULE C: Liquidity and Efficiency
  • Inventory mgt (where applicable)

  • Management of payables cycle

  • Management of receivables cycle

  • Working capital adequacy

  • Ability to gain access to external financing

  • Productivity of resources being deployed

MODULE D: Corporate Governance

  • Industry risks, trends and characteristics

  • Business operations and structure

  • Board structure and policies

  • Management assessment and antecedents

  • Mitigators: parent support, collateral, etc.

For more information on the Report types please click here.

 
 
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