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There are two laws in Canada allowing for the reorganization of corporate businesses: Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act …
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incumbent management. In this context, Canada offers a unique laboratory in which to evaluate such a hybrid reorganization … regime. Canada's main corporate restructuring tool – the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (“CCAA”) – allows Canadian …
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The research focuses on the analysis of the emergence of the institution of bankruptcy(insolvency) in Russia. More specifically, it centers on studying the evaluation of its legal base, specific purposes of its use in the national transition economy, motives and objects of application of the...
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This chapter is intended to provide a concise and current summary of corporate bankruptcy and reorganization in Canada …
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Using data from financial reorganization plans filed by insolvent Canadian firms, we estimate the discount rate implicit in the unsecured creditor's reorganization decision. Using (HARA) utility functions, we find the implicit monthly discount rate of creditors to be 4.9%, which corresponds to...
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Islamic strictures require investors to share risks with the entrepreneurs they finance. Sukuk (Islamic securities) come mostly in two varieties, musharakah (basically a joint venture agreement) and ijarah (more like an operational lease agreement). Yet defaults did happen, even in the case of...
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This paper empirically examines whether better governance necessarily reduces financial distress for banks.We have studied 49 banks among the TOP 100 European banks during the period 2006 to 2013 and performed a panel probit regression analysis on the financial distress dummy as our dependent...
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This study develops a corporate bankruptcy classification model from a sample of 258 bankrupt and non-bankrupt companies, covering the period 1986-2008. Instead of depending on traditional ratios, it uses a simple exponential function-based algorithm to improve the stability of financial data....
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Previous research claims that industry-relative financial ratios are more stable than unadjusted ratios. Yet, most bankruptcy studies continue to use unadjusted financial ratios to develop bankruptcy-prediction models. In re-examining whether industry-relative ratios are actually more stable, we...
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As a result of Solvency II, academics and practitioners anticipate further consolidation in the insurance industry as the new regulatory framework rewards well-diversified insurers with lower capital requirements and challenges smaller insurers to meet the (operational) regulatory requirements....
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