Faced with a regulatory context that makes the publication of balance sheet data particularly rare, a large majority of companies, and more specifically smaller companies (VSEs and SMEs), fall under the radar of these representative markers, making analysis difficult.
The consequence? As credit managers, you need to take into account the company's weak signals, i.e. low-intensity early-warning information, as the basis for your credit decisions.
The solution? The stability index is a dynamic index that enables you to secure risk by clearly identifying atypical corporate behavior, through the integration of 18weak signals (frequent changes of address, governance, accounting policy, etc.).
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