Leading Resilience Index (LRI)

A Business Resilience Assessment Framework

An Industry Frontier Model Based on Empirical Research

Produced with Integrity

LRI rates entities from their own primary data

LRI has an answer to how organizations fail

Deployed with Rigor

LRI computes entity resilience scores

LRI benchmarks entities locally and globally

LRI is a Product of Rigorous Research

LRI is built from 1000 entity data (6 regions, 76 countries, 11 industries).

LRI draws analytics from 170,000 pages of secondary corporate data.

LRI uses advanced econometrics (SmartPLS structural equations modelling).

A Comprehensive Corporate Appraisal Tool

LRI Model features 195 standard prompts covering  incident management,  crisis resilience, resource management, leadership competency, and entity image.

LRI evaluates an entity’s resilience through an online assessment tool.

LRI produces a comprehensive resilience report, highlights strengths, identifies gaps, and recommending targeted policy actions where appropriate.

Entities can benchmark their resilience outcomes against a database of 1000 entities available on the platform. 

6 Regions.
11 Industries
76 Countries
1000 Companies
5 Research Years
170,000 Data Pages
195 Questions
39 Scores
10 Scales
4 Indices
1 Global Index
FluentForms
SmartPLS
Java /Python
CSS/PHP
6 Regions.
11 Industries
76 Countries
1000 Companies
5 Research Years
170,000 Data Pages
195 Questions
39 Scores
10 Scales
4 Indices
1 Global Index
FluentForms
SmartPLS
Java /Python
CSS/PHP

A Global Industry Application

  • Data Sample Distribution
  • Industries Covered
  • Analysis Types
  • Output Modules

76 countries and 1,000 entities (commercial companies) distributed as follows:

  • Africa: 23 countries, 200 entities.
  • Asia: 10 countries, 200 entities.
  • Middle East: 12 countries, 200 entities.
  • South America: 12 countries, 200 entities.
  • Continental Europe: 17 countries, 100 entities.
  • North America: 2 countries, 100 entities.

11 Industries (ICB Standard) distributed as follows:

  • Basic Materials: 129 entities
  • Consumer Discretionary: 87 entities
  • Consumer Staples: 107 entities
  • Energy: 69 entities
  • Financial Services: 252 entities
  • Healthcare: 39 entities
  • Industrials: 116 entities
  • Real Estate: 39 entities
  • Technology: 50 entities
  • Telecommunications: 59 entities
  • Utilities: 53 entities
  • Structural Equations Model (SEM)

Structural Equations Model (SEM) estimates R² and beta coefficients of the latent variables and measures how different resilience factors interact.
  • Bootstrapped Model (BT)

The BT Output Model estimates  p-values and measures statistical soundness and structural robustness of the model.
  • Importance–Performance Map Analysis (IPMA)

IPMA is a policy metric that assesses the relative importance versus performance of each resilience element, enabling entities to redirect resources to high-important low-performing areas of the business.

10 Global output Modules covering various operational, governance, structural, leadership, and reputational aspects as follows:

Module 1 - Incident Management:

  • Incident Identification
  • Incident Communication
  • Incident Monitoring
  • Incident Resolution.

Module 2 - Crisis Preparedness:

  • Agility
  • Robustness
  • Situational Alertness.

Module 3 - Crisis Coping:

  • Positive Reframing
  • Improvisation
  • Flexibility
  • Collaboration.

Module 4 - Crisis Persistence:

  • Adaptability
  • Recovery
  • Relearning
  • Transformation.

Module 5 - Resource Endowment:

  • Financial Buffer
  • Human Capital Buffer
  • Reputational Buffer.

Module 6 - Resource Management:

  • Resource Structuring
  • Resource Bundling
  • Resource Leveraging.

Module 7 - Leadership Strategy:

  • Leadership Direction
  • Leadership Capability
  • Leadership Quality
  • Leadership Adequacy.

Module 8 - Leadership Intelligence:

  • Adversity Intelligence
  • Practical Intelligence
  • Social Intelligence
  • Emotional Intelligence
  • Spiritual Intelligence.

Module 9 - Leadership Lens:

  • Governance Lens
  • Operational Lens
  • Adaptability Lens
  • Structural Lens.

Module 10 - Stakeholder Perception:

  • Citizenship Perception
  • Collaboration Perception
  • Communication Perception
  • Competency Perception
  • Character Perception.

LRI Global Model Output

Full LRI Model BT

Full LRI Model SEM

Reputational Resilience BT

Full LRI Model BT

Full LRI Model SEM

Reputational Resilience BT

Full LRI Model BT

Full LRI Model SEM

Explore the LRI Global Dataset

The LRI Global Data Table reports the empirically-generated LRI indices and rankings of the 1,000 Global Empirical Anchor Entities.

The ratings are generated from public secondary data of the 1,000 anchor entities (annual reports, board and management statements, sustainability reports, and other publicly available data). Hence, the actual and current ratings of these entities may vary from the empirical rating result, which serve only as theory validation benchmark.

The current and actual ratings of these entities and any other new entities can be obtained by generating primary results from the LRI empirical tool administered to target respondents.

Any new entity can obtain its rating and ranking and benchmark its results with its applicable region, country, or industry. The tool is very useful and valid for comparison.

For the entities that are cross-listed or incorporated in more than one jurisdiction, we have selected only one jurisdiction to avoid duplication of results. 

📊 LRI Global Output Data Table

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