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In a paper no more than two pages (single-spaced within paragraphs, double-spaced between paragraphs, Times New Roman font, 12 PT, 1 inch margins), describe whether the firm you selected has the potential to go bankrupt at your firm. Your paper should consist of one part:
BANKRUPTCY: Refer to the bankruptcy discussions from this course. After reviewing the most recent annual report, discuss any recent litigation or news negatively impacting earnings and growth. Using the Altman Z bankruptcy calculators (http://www.investingcalculator.org/altman-z-score-calculator.html (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.and http://www.creditguru.com/CalcAltZ.shtml (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site., calculate the probability of the firm liquidating or reorganizing. Describe the Altman Z score in your paper.
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Attached.
Running head: THE ALTMAN Z
Bankruptcy and the Altman Z
Students Name
Institutional Affiliation
ALTMAN Z
Introduction
Bankruptcy is a business and legal term which means that if a company is not able to
repay the outstanding debts, the debtor fills a petition where all the outstanding debts are paid if
the debtor's assets cannot fully fund the dues. The Altman Z score of a company involves the
calculation of the output of a credit strength test that shows the probability of a manufacturing
company being reported bankrupt.
Thesis statement: the paper aims to describe whether Altman Company has the potential
to go bankrupt at the firm after reviewing of recent annual reports, a discussion on any previous
and current litigation or information which shows ...
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