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THE USAGE OF Z-SCORE MODEL AS BANKRUPTCY PREDICTION MODEL AND AN APLICATION TO COMPANIES OF KAZAKHSTAN

Z-SCORE MODELİNİN İFLAS TAHMİN METODU OLARAK KULLANIMI VE KAZAKİSTAN ŞİRKETLERİNE YÖNELİK BİR UYGULAMA

Osman ŞAHİN
Aidarkhan ALTEY
Pages
289–314
Publication Date
2011-06-01
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The model is built based on financial variables which are derived from financial statements of companies listed on Kazakhstan Stock Exchange KASE

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Objective & Hypothesis:Corporate bankruptcy is a subject of extensive research, and since 1960‟s a number of models were developed to predict failures in the real world.
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Key Findings & Data:Edward Altman, who developed Z-score model in 1968 for the US companies, which has been extensively used by practitioners.
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Corporate bankruptcy is a subject of extensive research, and since 1960‟s a number of models were developed to predict failures in the real world. The most prominent research was done by Dr. Edward Altman, who developed Z-score model in 1968 for the US companies, which has been extensively used by practitioners. In this model a set of financial ratios specific to a company are analyzed in order to give a judgment on the company‟s likelihood to go bankrupt. The goal of this paper is to see the efficiency of Altman‟s bankruptcy prediction model to Kazakhstan market. The model is built based on financial variables which are derived from financial statements of companies listed on Kazakhstan Stock Exchange KASE

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Corporate bankruptcy is a subject of extensive research, and since 1960’s a number of models were developed to predict failures in the real world. The most prominent research was done by Dr. Edward Altman, who developed Z-score model in 1968 for the US companies, which has been extensively used by practitioners. In this model a set of financial ratios specific to a company are analyzed in order to give a judgment on the company’s likelihood to go bankrupt. The goal of this paper is to see the efficiency of Altman’s bankruptcy prediction model to Kazakhstan market. The model is built based on financial variables which are derived from financial statements of companies listed on Kazakhstan Stock Exchange KASE .

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ŞAHİN, O., ALTEY, A. (2011). THE USAGE OF Z-SCORE MODEL AS BANKRUPTCY PREDICTION MODEL AND AN APLICATION TO COMPANIES OF KAZAKHSTAN. Uluslararası Yönetim İktisat ve İşletme Dergisi, Cilt: 7 - Sayı: 13, 289–314. https://ajindex.com/articles/170322

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