The 2008 financial crisis pushed the world's banking system to the edge of collapse. While the fall of Lehman Brothers is widely considered to be the start of the crisis, there were numerous other signals in commercial banks, savings banks, and savings and loans that predicted the crisis to come.

In this whitepaper we discuss how a unique set of ratios used to measure the safety of a bank or thrift can be used as a benchmark to forecast future problems in the financial industry.

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