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the LCFO's assets and liabilities are exempted from normal bankruptcy procedures, creating the potential for a disorderly … dismemberment of an insolvent LCFO. Nonetheless, however inconvenient they may be for bankruptcy administrators, the closeout …
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The roughly 9.5 percent of all U.S. families that are without some type of transaction account (unbanked) are disproportionately represented by minorities. The unbanked often must rely on alternative ways to carry out basic financial transactions such as cashing payroll checks and paying bills....
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Using a unique sample of comparable online and in-person loan transactions, we study the determinants of arm's-length and inside lending focusing on the differential information content across debt types. We find that soft private information primarily underlies relationship lending whereas hard...
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Focusing on home owners, the paper discusses the reduction in a household’s credit access due to bankruptcy filing and … its two effects that may deter a household from filing for bankruptcy. Empirical evidence presented in the paper suggests … that a household with a bankruptcy record is about 30% more likely to lose home ownership and consequently the mortgage …
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