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This study identifies a severe gap between the financial backlash borrowers believe awaits them after strategic mortgage default and the reality that lenders rarely pursue deficiency judgments. This, coupled with the social norm finding that borrowers widely view strategic default as immoral,...
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higher profitability. Using the 9/11 terrorist attacks and September 2008 Lehman Brothers bankruptcy as natural experiments …
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In recent years, tax avoidance has been frequently discussed and has attracted the attention of the Indonesian government. Many factors affect tax avoidance, one of it is business strategy. Not only business strategies, but also financial distress can also be one of the factors causing tax...
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This study identifies a severe gap between the financial backlash borrowers believe awaits them after strategic mortgage default and the reality that lenders rarely pursue deficiency judgments. This, coupled with the social norm finding that borrowers widely view strategic default as immoral,...
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During economic downturns, firms file for bankruptcy in an effort to attempt a "turnaround". The objective of this … study is to assess the effectiveness of retrenchment strategies in the context of bankruptcy, as the most severe form of …
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Strategic default by firms remains a global concern. Although the theoretical literature studies this phenomenon, empirical evidence is scant as data categorizing defaults as strategic or distress-driven is unavailable. We use unique data from India to investigate how firms that strategically...
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This paper presents a reduced-form barrier model for the optimal principal reset in a loan modification, thereby maximizing the loan value to the lender bank and minimizing the likelihood of foreclosure by the homeowner. Reducing the loan-to-value (LTV) ratio will reduce the present value of...
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