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S&P Global's early warning framework flagged more than 80% of corporate defaults at least a year before they occurred. The signals existed…
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S&P Global's early warning framework flagged more than 80% of corporate defaults at least a year before they occurred. The signals existed in almost every case. What most risk teams lacked was a structured process to connect them to a decision in time.
That gap is expensive. McKinsey & Company estimates supply chain disruptions alone will cost the average company nearly 45% of annual profits over a decade.
Most companies have solid risk registers. What usually sits outside their range is what hasn't happened yet: the signals forming before disruption becomes visible. That's the gap early warning systems are built to close.
Our article covers what it takes to build one, and how to do it without creating a new function from scratch.
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