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The ACE Database
Industry-leading database of Adverse Corporate Events for all U.S.-listed Companies used to quantify D&O risk exposures and project potential D&O settlement losses on a company and time-specific basis. The ACE Database is updated quarterly to independently score and rank all U.S.-listed companies based on their present-day exposure to securities litigation risk using the court-approved event study methodology.
Present Adverse Corporate Events (ACEs) by U.S.-Listed
Company and Risk Category
SAR Securities Class Action Risk Score
Stock Drop Reaction: Results of stock price reaction on all identified ACEs.
Potential SCA Risk and Exposure Analytics
Prospective SCA Loss Severity Analytics
60 Individual Data Output Components per U.S. Listed Company.
The SCA Database
industry-leading database of all corrective disclosures and stock drops alleged by investor plaintiffs against U.S.-listed Companies and their D&Os. Claim-specific data now required by the Federal Judiciary to abide by the price impact framework established by The U.S. Supreme Court in Goldman Sachs. SCA claim data updated based on amended allegations to enhance transparency across the long-tail cycle of complex securities claims.
Securities Class Action (SCA) Summary Information
Alleged Corrective Disclosures: Investor Plaintiffs’ alleged stock drops by SCA.
Stock Drop Reaction: Results of stock price reaction for price impact sufficiency evaluation.
SCA Exposure: Investor plaintiffs’ alleged market capitalization losses.
Loss Severity: Estimated loss severity accounting for impact of PSLRA 90-Day look back.
Settlement Rates: Current quarter settlement rates based on magnitude of loss severity.
Shareholder Float: Defendants estimated effective float.
37 Individual Data Output Components per Defendant Company.
