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process in Canada. Firms in bankruptcy or in reorganization are typically small firms; the former being significantly smaller … reorganization. Finally, the Canadian bankruptcy process is efficient in offering a rapid solution to financial distress. However … during the period 1977-87. Descriptive statistics from the data are used to characterize the0501n features of the bankruptcy …
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The0501n objective of the new Bankruptcy Act (Bill C-22) is to promote the use of financial reorganization in order to …, that there are several reasons to believe that encouraging firms that would otherwise have opted for bankruptcy to …
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discussion of the solutions to financial distress with a particular emphazis on the use of the bankruptcy law. We discuss the … functionning of the Canadian bankruptcy law, the problems arising from the use of legal frameworks such as those prevailing in …
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financial distress and that creditors gain, in expected value terms, from reorganization over liquidation. Based on our … revising Chapter 11 have raised the possibility that the Canadian reorganization system might be a good alternative to the …-supervised reorganization. Canadian evidence shows that acceptance, confirmation, and consummation rates of proposals are very high. Moreover …
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This paper looks at the insurance demand of a firm's directors and officers using a sample of Canadian corporations (excluding firms from the Financial services and Mining sectors) from 1993-1999. More to the point, we study the demand for director's and officer's insurance. Our results suggest...
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This paper looks at the timing chosen by CEOs to exercise their stock options and to sell their shares of stock compared to the timing chosen by other top executives in the firm. We first present a model that predicts when CEOs should exercise their options and/or sell their shares, and when...
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Of the many fundamental questions left unanswered in finance, one relates to corporate risk management practices. It is still relatively unclear what are the reasons that motivate risk neutral corporations to manage their idiosyncratic risk. Our contention in this paper is that corporate...
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We construct a model to show that active financial intermediation can induce economic fluctuations. We embed a financial sector in a simple overlapping generation model with a single stock of capital. Individuals are risk averse agents that face idiosyncratic risks in their business activities:...
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This paper characterizes the optimal insurance contract in an environment where an informed agent can misrepresent the state of the world to a principal who cannot credibly commit to an auditing strategy. Because the principal cannot commit, the optimal strategy of the agent is not to tell the...
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This paper examines the role of institutions (including civil law origin), financial deepening and degree of regime authority on growth rates in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region using panel data through a fixed effect model. The results reveal that English civil law origin and...
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