Z-score
A measure of bank financial stability and resilience reflecting the distance of a bank from insolvency, calculated using profitability, capitalization, and income volatility.
Source: Political Stability, Regulatory Quality, and Macroeconomic Factors Associated with Financial Sustainability of Islamic Banks in the MENA Region (Academic research) · p.5
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