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A Robust Multivariate Procedure for the Identification of Problem Savings and Loan Institutions*

David E. Booth · Pervaiz Alam · Sharif Nurul Ahkam · Barbara A. Osyk

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Financial Distress and Bankruptcy Prediction Banking stability, regulation, efficiency Statistical Methods and Applications

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ABSTRACT The 1980s have seen a great increase in the number of failed savings and loan institutions. In order to prevent such failures, it would be helpful if regulators have an early warning model. Such a model should be able to flag potential failed firms to prevent failure. In this paper, a robust multivariate procedure is used to successfully identify potentially failed firms well ahead of an actual failure date.

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