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Edward I. Altman

Edward I. Altman

b. 1941

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Edward I. Altman is an expert in corporate finance and credit risk. He is the author of several books including Corporate Financial Distress and Bankruptcy, The High-Yield Debt Market, and the Financial Handbook.

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Business & Economics Finance Non-Fiction Law Mathematics

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Corporate financial distress and bankruptcy

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The high-yield debt market

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Financial handbook

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Recent Advances in Corporate Finance

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Application of classification techniques in business, banking, and finance

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Edward I. Altman best known for?

    Edward I. Altman is widely recognized for developing the Z-score formula, a multivariate financial formula used to predict corporate bankruptcy. This model has become a standard tool in financial analysis and risk management.

  • Does Edward I. Altman write for a general audience?

    Edward I. Altman's works are primarily academic and professional, focusing on financial theory, credit risk, and corporate finance. While highly influential in their field, they are generally aimed at specialists, researchers, and students in finance and economics.