Usmani Shariah Screening

Total assets from the balance sheet. Moves only when the company's own figures move, so verdicts are steadier -- and slower to reflect a change in how the market values the business.

The ceilings across all seven standards HTR computes sit between 30% and 33.333% — a three-point spread. The denominators differ far more: a company whose market capitalisation halves has a debt ratio that doubles under a market-cap standard and does not move at all under an asset-based one. That is why two honest screeners reach opposite verdicts on the same company, and the measured split is here.

14,198 issuers carry an unverified result under this standard. Unverified is not a failure and is never counted as one.

• 11,157 because a filing we hold does not contain a number this particular calculation needs.
• 1,328 because the most recent filing we hold is too old to rely on.
• 647 because the numbers failed a plausibility check — debt exceeding total liabilities, an implied interest rate outside any real range — and the engine declined to publish a verdict rather than publish a wrong one.
• 1,066 with no reason recorded against them.

A standard measuring debt against a 36-month average market cap needs three years of market history; one measuring against total assets needs a balance sheet line that some filers report differently. Where the input is missing, the answer is that it is missing — and where the input is present but implausible, the answer is still that we do not know, which is the honest one.

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