The Ohlson O-score is a financial metric developed by James Ohlson in 1980 to assess the likelihood of a company's bankruptcy. It is a part of a broader framework for predicting financial distress and is commonly used in credit analysis and risk assessment. The O-score is calculated using a logistic regression model that incorporates several financial ratios and accounting measures. The formula includes variables such as: 1. **Net Income**: Profits or losses over a specified period.
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