bankruptcy has an extra 4.7 years of unlife and is 20.8% more indebted than bankrupt firms with better capitalized banks. This is …

reduces the incentives of the bank to monitor debtor, a ‘harsh' bankruptcy environment (as evidenced in the shift from the … buyer) could implicitly collude has important bankruptcy related implications. We show that when the credit derivatives …

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Since the April 2005 passage of the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act (BAPCPA), companies have … discovered that bankruptcy has become a quicksand of unexpected surprises that quickly forces companies into liquidation or … forced asset sales under section 363 of the Bankruptcy Code. This paper summarizes four big 'surprises' that await companies …

bankruptcy of a financial institution. The paper uses insights of law and economics to predict the effects of compensation …

In this paper, we test the characteristics of bankruptcy procedures that are likely to generate recoveries for the … creditors. Such recoveries are related to the performance of bankruptcy law as they stem from the procedures' ability to … United Kingdom (Common Law).In order to identify the characteristics of bankruptcy procedures that generate recoveries, we …

The drafting of a new bankruptcy law for China proved to be a lengthy and agonizing process, but a new Enterprise … Bankruptcy Law was finally enacted in 2006; China had reviewed the experiences of other countries and sought to introduce a new … area. The introduction of a new insolvency law which provided for corporate rescue or reorganization of companies was the …

. Not only are regulatory constraints tightening by the day, but the risk of insolvency is also becoming an increasingly … pooling and insolvency. Each chapter follows the same template for ease of reference; topics featured include specific legal ….This practical handbook is an essential guide for any insolvency professional, in-house counsel or adviser in banking and finance …