RapidRatings FHR Methodology
Overview of the FHR Methodology
By Kailey and 2 others3 authors34 articles
- Why does the FHR require trailing twelve-month statements?
- How does RapidRatings account for leases?
- How does the FHR incorporate org structure changes?
- Which entities cannot be rated by RapidRatings?
- Is the FHR reliable for small, fast-growing tech firms?
- Should I rate a subsidiary or its parent?
- How does the FHR account for fines?
- Why do some FHR reports exclude a COGS breakout?
- How does the FHR account for macroeconomics?
- When assessing financial health, what alternatives do I have to a trailing twelve-month perspective on performance?
- Understanding Public Company Rating Release Timelines
- Where do you get your public company data?
- How often do the industry models get updated with new information?
- How did the Payroll Protection Program (PPP Program) Affect FHRs during the Covid-19 pandemic?
- How do you expect the December 2017 US tax changes to be reflected in the FHR?
- Why is the distribution of risk levels in the RapidRatings system different than other tools I use?
- Does the FHR account for a large firm's access to unused credit lines?
- When does RapidRatings remove a company from the model dataset?
- How are off-balance-sheet items (e.g. contingent claims) captured in the FHR?
- How does the FHR incorporate the impact of significant related-party transactions?
- Does the FHR model capture which high risk companies will eventually become low risk?