Shrinking Capital BaseA materially reduced asset and equity base weakens long-term financial resilience: it limits the firm's ability to underwrite new deals, reduces buffer for valuation volatility, and can impair fundraising and counterparty confidence over several months.
Weak Cash GenerationBack-to-back negative operating and free cash flow erodes liquidity and constrains reinvestment or fee distribution capacity. Persisting cash outflows raise execution risk, force reliance on external funding, and reduce optionality for deploying capital over the medium term.
Recent Large Net Losses & Revenue DeclineSustained net losses and a sharp revenue decline undermine earnings power and reduce the firm's ability to rebuild equity through retained profits. Over 2–6 months, continued losses increase the risk of further asset write-downs and hamper recovery of fee-based cash flows.