A multivariate formula devised by Edward I. Altman in 1968 to measure the susceptibility of a business to failure, computed by applying beta coefficients to selected financial ratios.
Z Score in Statistics standardizes a normal distribution by converting an x-scale to the z-scale. The Z Score is also used in Altman's bankruptcy prediction model based on various financial ratios.
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