2017
DOI: 10.21314/jcr.2017.220
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Financial distress pre-warning indicators: a case study on Italian listed companies

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“…Sun and Lei proposed to develop a logistic regression and multiple discriminant analysis-based financial risk early-warning model using the company's financial data as variable indicators. According to empirical studies, the model is very capable of differentiating the company's financial status [ 14 ]. On the basis of earlier research, De proposed that the risk early warning model be upgraded and that 28 index data from two groups of companies be chosen.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sun and Lei proposed to develop a logistic regression and multiple discriminant analysis-based financial risk early-warning model using the company's financial data as variable indicators. According to empirical studies, the model is very capable of differentiating the company's financial status [ 14 ]. On the basis of earlier research, De proposed that the risk early warning model be upgraded and that 28 index data from two groups of companies be chosen.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…James believed that shared services can integrate all the resources of the company, reduce operating costs, and provide high-quality and professional services for different regions and internal partners, so as to realize enterprise value [ 11 ]. Luca and Meschieri believed that in the case of organizational failure, enterprises can gather many basic businesses in a semimarket organizational entity [ 12 ]. Tinoco et al explained the mode of financial sharing service mainly from three aspects: entry management, outflow management, and comprehensive control [ 13 ].…”
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“…Climent et al [23] identified 25 annual financial ratio series for commercial banks in the Eurozone that may help anticipate banks' financial distress. De Luca and Meschieri [24] focused on accounting ratios to predict the financial distress status of a company based on linear discriminant analysis. Jiang and Jones [25] used 90 predictor variables, including financial ratios, market returns, macro-economic indicators, valuation multiples, audit quality factors, shareholder ownership/control, executive compensation variables, corporate social responsibility metrics, and others, to predict corporate distress with TreeNet ® .…”
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confidence: 99%