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C/F/525. Altman's Z score and the Argenti's A score
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The paper looks at the methods of credit scoring used to evaluate the potential of a company failure, i.e. the Altman's Z-score and the Argenti's A-score. Both methods are described and critically examined showing their limitations and explaining their role in business financial information.
KEYWORDS: Credit scoring, Altmans Z-score, Argentis A-score,
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