Predicting Corporate Bankruptcy
Pfeifer, Phillip E...
Predicting Corporate Bankruptcy
Pfeifer, Phillip E.; Haskins, Mark E.
QA-0371 | Published April 5, 1991 | 9 pages Technical Note
Collection: Darden School of Business
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This note describes a study of the important predictors of corporate bankruptcy. Twenty-four financial ratios for a paired sample of fifty healthy and bankrupt firms are provided. Students are asked to develop a predictive model of corporate bankruptcy using these data. A hold-out sample is used to test their predictions.
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