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What the whole record says.
Findings computed across 6,000+ public companies' SEC filings — questions you can only answer with the full record, every number computed from the filings and checked before publication.
How executives actually leave: findings from 6,500 SEC departure filings
We parsed every executive-departure filing (8-K Item 5.02) in AnalystBook's record of 6,000+ U.S. companies. Three findings: disclosure language smooths almost every exit, CEOs are terminated at nearly twice the CFO rate, and more than 1 in 4 top-officer appointments are interim.
Read the report →How common are red flags? The forensic read across 2,800 companies
We computed the classic forensic models across every scored company in AnalystBook's record. Findings: 1 in 7 companies trips the Beneish earnings-manipulation line, only 14% of non-financial companies look "safe" to the Altman formula — and 101 companies carry both flags at once.
Read the report →The diversification illusion: one segment usually pays for everything
We measured revenue concentration across every company in AnalystBook's record that reports two or more operating segments. In 72% of them, a single segment carries more than half of revenue; in nearly a third, one segment is three-quarters of the business.
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