Analysis of debt issuers

By definition, a company's initial financial statement is often the most optimistic version of its financial status as interpreted by its management. As a result, pursuing the interests of a company's investors and creditors, RDM Investments strives to reveal the true financial characteristics of the analyzed company to determine, with a sufficed degree of accuracy, the genuine value of the business for its creditors.

By and large, our analysts' work can be compared to that of a detective, who must collect all the discovered evidence as pieces of a single puzzle and depict picture of what really happened. Meanwhile, our analysts' "crime scene" would be the initial financial statement presented by company's management to its shareholders and creditors, and "evidence" would be the corrections that our analysts determine to be necessary to make in the course of a detailed study of the initial financial statement.

Given the large volume of analyzed information covering a company's entire activity based on the "crisis-to-crisis" principle, analytical reports prepared by RDM Investments require some time. Time frame for preparing such analytical reports, as well as our compensation, depends on the number of analyzed companies within a client's single order, and on the characteristics of each analyzed company, including its (i) size, (ii) information transparency and (iii) business structure.