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Anslag på bankenes tap på utlån til ikke-finansielle foretak

Hjelseth, Ida Nervik; Arbatli, Elif; Solheim, Haakon; … - 2020

Loans to non-financial enterprises are the main source of banks' losses. Analyses of banks' losses on corporate loans are therefore important in the assessment of financial stability. This paper presents Norges Bank's framework for estimating losses on corporate loans built up from microdata for...

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Estimates of banks' losses on loans to the corporate sector

Hjelseth, Ida Nervik; Arbatli, Elif; Solheim, Haakon; … - 2020

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Corporate insolvencies in times of COVID-19

Dörr, Julian; Licht, Georg; Murmann, Simona - 2021

After the outbreak of the COVID-19 crisis, the number of insolvency filings has reached a record low in 2020. However … sector decreased most substantially. In the third quarter of 2020, we observe increasing insolvency numbers throughout all … firms with at most 10 employees until September 2020 while insolvency declarations among micro firms are rising again in the …

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Insolvenz des Unternehmens: Welche Rechte und Pflichten hat der Aufsichtsrat in der Unternehmenskrise? Arbeitshilfen für Aufsichtsräte

Reifeld, Robert - 2023

Immer wieder geraten Gesellschaften in eine wirtschaftliche Krise. In diesem Fall ist nicht nur die Geschäftsleitung, sondern auch der Aufsichtsrat als beratendes und mitentscheidendes Organ des Unternehmens in der Verantwortung. In der Krise muss der Aufsichtsrat nicht nur seine Instrumente...

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Insolvenzbedingte Arbeitslosigkeit - welche Bedeutung kommt ihr zu?

Kohlhuber, Franz - In: Mitteilungen aus der Arbeitsmarkt- und Berufsforschung 16 (1983) 2, pp. 122-130

"Für Aufsehen haben Meldungen gesorgt, denen zufolge in den vergangenen beiden Jahren in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland jeweils mehr als 300 000 Arbeitnehmer aufgrund von Unternehmensinsolvenzen entlassen wurden und die etwa 20% der gegenwärtigen Arbeitslosigkeit auf diese insolvenzbedingten...

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Industrial Sickness in Indian Manufacturing

Falk, Rahel - 2005

In India, the term sick units refers to economically unviable firms which are kept alive in the public interest by means of subsidies of various kinds. Since this practice is common, and large parts of the industrial sector are affected, this phenomenon is referred to as industrial...

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The Economics of Corporate Bankruptcy Law

Wohlschlegel, Ansgar - 2002

Apart from an extensive survey of the literature on the economics of corporate bankruptcy law, this thesis contains three own contributions: First, a model is presented where a firm's manager acquires some private information about whether a firm should be liquidated or stay in business....

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Australian money advice and debt management system

Kim, Seajin - 2023

In Australia, financial hardship caused by over-indebtedness is no longer only experienced by the most vulnerable social group but is now prevalent among the general population. This scoping paper analyses the money advice and debt management system in Australia with emphasis on their...

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Credit counselling and debt management services in the United States

Park, Gyeongmin - 2023

This scoping paper outlines credit counselling and debt management structures in the United States and their effectiveness in improving consumers' financial management status. First, various public and private credit counselling systems are explained with a focus on each institution's roles and...

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Toward good practice: A review of money advice services and debt management systems in Ireland, the United Kingdom, France and Germany

Stamp, Stuart - 2023

Over-indebtedness, defined as the inability for a household to meet both essential living expenses and debt repayments, continues to be a significant phenomenon throughout Europe. The problem plays out differently in various countries depending on the relevant credit market, culture around...

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