The prediction of bankruptcy, i.e. the assessment of the likelihood that a company might go bankrupt, is an important topic, with practical and legislative consequences (for an introduction to bankruptcy prediction, read here; for a recent attempt to create a global model for bankruptcy prediction, read here). With a preventive mindset, the legislator tries to estimate this likelihood, in order to regulate accordingly. Evidently, also creditors and other interested parties try to assess whether a company they interact with is likely to enter bankruptcy proceedings. Continue reading “It’s the people, stupid! Individual characteristics influencing bankruptcy”
It’s the people, stupid! Individual characteristics influencing bankruptcy
A post by guest blogger Jasper Van Eetvelde

