What it is

Exposure is a label. PRR is a measurement.

The PRR framework observes how a firm’s value responds to political and geopolitical events — tariffs, sanctions, conflict, export controls, and more — with the broader market movement controlled for. The output isn’t a forecast; it’s an expectation. When the next event lands, it helps show which firms are vulnerable, which are resilient, and which benefit. That’s the information gain.

See it on real events

Two reads on the same firm. Exposure says it’s in the blast radius; PRR observes how its value responds to the whole class of shock — it gains, it’s stressed, or it holds. The event just bears it out.

Try it — look up a firm

Type a ticker or company name. See which political-risk channels PRR has evidence for, which direction, and how strong the signal is. This is what the evidence surface looks like for one firm. All signals are measured on a fixed 30-day post-event window.

Every addition compounds

PRR is not a report. It is a compounding evidence surface. Every new firm adds a row across every event. Every new event adds a column across every firm. Each addition also creates new peer, cohort, and adjacent-event relationships.

Who uses PRR

Different buyers use PRR differently. The common layer is the same: observed firm-level response to political-risk events, translated into evidence grades, peer cohorts, and business options.

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