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The present work attempts to present the bankruptcy prediction with linear Z-score model for bankruptcy of Edward I. Altman and the implementation on the World Systemic Banks the past eight years from 2005 to 2012 including of course the financial crisis that started worldwide in the years 2007-2008. In November 2011 the Financial Stability Board published an integrated set of policy measures to address the systemic and moral hazard risks associated with systemically important financial institutions (SIFIs). The year 2007 is the year that financial crisis started and the year 2008 is the year that financial crisis "enters the door of the economy of European Community". In the first chapter a description of the World Systemic Banks we present all these banks and the structure of their work and the role of them in the world economy. During the recent new financial crisis that started in 2007, and affect the hall world in 2008 the failure or impairment of a number of large, global financial institutions sent shocks through the financial system which, in turn, harmed the real economy. Supervisors and other relevant authorities had limited options to prevent problems affecting individual firms from spreading and thereby undermining financial stability. In the second chapter, we made an analytical description of corporate bankruptcy prediction models with extensive reference to the Z-score linear model of Edward Altman. Finally in the third chapter, we apply the bankruptcy prediction model in finding Edward Altman's Z-Score on World Systemic Banks (too big to fall), and an analysis of its results.