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</div><p>The Zmijewski Score is a bankruptcy model used to predict a firm&rsquo;s bankruptcy in two years. The ratio uses in the Zmijewski score were determined by probit analysis (think of probit as probability unit). In this case, scores less than .5 represent a higher probability of default. One of the criticisms that Zmijewski made was that other bankruptcy scoring models oversampled distressed firms and favored situations with more complete data.[Source: YCharts]</p>
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McKee Score:
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</div><p>The McKee Score is a bankruptcy model used to predict a firm&rsquo;s bankruptcy in one year. It looks at a companie&rsquo;s size, profitability, and liquidity to determine the probability. This model is 80% accurate in predicting bankruptcy.
<a class="gdoc-markdown__link" href="https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.619.594&amp;rep=rep1&amp;type=pdf">Source: McKee and Lensberg</a></p>
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