Risk Management

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Global Supply Chain Vulnerabilities, Preparing for Impending Tariffs, and more
This issue's key takeaways: Three-out-of-four Fortune 1000 companies’ suppliers are private companies.Across industries, key supplier sectors have elevated risk levels which are visible in their financial health.Businesses that are low risk can handle unexpected stress to their supply chain better than high risk businesses. Visibility into the financial health of companies, especially private ones, is crucial to managing risk and avoiding damaging outcomes. Identifying healthy suppliers that can grow with their customers is key to supply chain resiliency.
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The Impact of Tariffs on Your Supply Chain
At RapidRatings, we work with thousands of Supply Chain and Third-Party Risk professionals who wrestle with impending tariffs.
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The FHR in Action: Exela Technologies Part II
The downfall of Exela Technologies, a SaaS vendor, has been on our radar for quite some time.
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Distressed retail and CPG companies in tariff crosshairs
President-elect Trump's promise to raise tariffs would hurt apparel and durable goods manufacturers and retailers, in particular, says Bea Chiem, retail director at S&P Global Ratings.
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