An index of corporate financial performance
KPMG’s Financial Performance Index (FPI) is designed to be one of the clearest indices of corporate financial performance.
Using KPMG's FPI, you can:
- discover which countries and territories are performing among the best
- assess financial performance across sectors
- identify distressed and zombie companies
- compare your company’s financial performance against tens of thousands of public companies around the world.
Analyse trends in ASX-listed companies
Interact with data to analyse recent shifts, trends, and related opportunities in publicly-listed companies. Updated quarterly, you can discover key highlights from the most recent quarter, and learn more about fast-moving industry sectors.
For investors, financiers, regulators and governments, the KPMG FPI provides insights into the relative strength and health of key markets and sectors. With millions of data points going back to 2017, these long-term trends can help you spot signs of improvement or impending distress.
What is KPMG’s Financial Performance Index?
The KPMG FPI distils a range of market and financial performance indicators into a single index that covers nearly 40,000 public companies around the world.
The index scores companies on a scale of zero to 100, with zero indicating serious distress and 100 being best performing. Since many companies tend to perform well for most of their lifespans, there is a natural bias towards a higher quartile score.
As the KPMG FPI is a logit model, a drop below the average for a specific company can very quickly lead to an index score of zero.
When exploring this data, readers should consider:
- the absolute score (zero to 100)
- comparisons across geographies
- comparisons across sectors
- relative performance against peers
- trends over time
- macro events which are driving trends
- expected macro events which may affect future scores.
Learn more about our methodology.
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