Freedom Holding FRHC Brokerage — Allowance for expected credit losses

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Questions, answered.

What is Freedom Holding's brokerage — allowance for expected credit losses?

Freedom Holding (FRHC) reported brokerage — allowance for expected credit losses of -$231K in Q4 2025.

How has Freedom Holding's brokerage — allowance for expected credit losses changed year-over-year?

Freedom Holding's brokerage — allowance for expected credit losses decreased by 116.6% year-over-year, from $1.39M to -$231K.

What is the long-term trend for Freedom Holding's brokerage — allowance for expected credit losses?

Over 2 years (2022 to 2025), Freedom Holding's brokerage — allowance for expected credit losses has grown at a 736.3% compound annual growth rate (CAGR), from $89K to $6.22M.

What does brokerage — allowance for expected credit losses mean?

The reserve set aside to cover potential losses from unpaid debts or credit defaults.

How do you interpret brokerage — allowance for expected credit losses?

An increase suggests deteriorating credit quality or a more conservative risk outlook, while a decrease indicates improving asset quality.

How does brokerage — allowance for expected credit losses compare across companies?

Comparable to provision for loan losses or bad debt expense in banking and brokerage sectors.