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In recent years, the literature on financial distress has been enriched by the development of formal models. This paper develops a synthesis of that formal analysis, linking it to related finance literature and corporate strategies for distressed financial restructuring. Several key assumptions...
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This study is an attempt to construct and test a distress classification model for Korean companies. Utilizing a sample of 34 distressed firms from the most recent 1990-1993 period and a matched (by industry and year) sample of non- failed firms, we observe the classification accuracy of two...
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We have often observed, e.g. Altman, Hotchkiss (2006), that the market for investing in distressed securities, (the so-called “vulture” markets), had captured the interest of increasing numbers of investors and analysts. These investors, sometimes categorized as “alternative asset”...
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The year 2001 was remarkable on many fronts. For the high yield market, it was a year of crushing record numbers of defaults and distressed exchanges, combined with predictable low recovery rates. Despite these fundamental problems and the quot;flight to qualityquot; following the terrorist...
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The authors are the Max L. Heine and John M. Schiff Professors of Finance, Stern School of Business, NYU. This is an updated and revised paper from the authors report on quot;An Analysis and Critique of the BIS Proposal on Capital Adequacy and Ratings,quot; (submitted to the BIS and published in...
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This paper has examined two specific aspects of stage 1 of the (BIS's) Bank for International Settlement's proposed reforms to the 8% risk-based capital ratio. We argue that relying on quot;traditionalquot; agency ratings could produce cyclically lagging rather leading capital requirements,...
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In recent years, the literature of financial distress has been enriched by the development of formal models. This paper develops a synthesis of that formal analysis, linking it to related finance literature and corporate strategies for distressed financial restructuring. Several key assumptions...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012768586
This is an updated and revised paper from the authorsacirc;not;quot; report on acirc;not;SAn Analysis and Critique of the BIS Proposal on Capital Adequacy and Ratingsacirc;not;? [S-CDM-00-02] (submitted to the BIS and published in the Journal of Banking amp; Finance, Vol. 25, #1, January,...
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This paper discusses two of the primary motivating influences on the recent development/revisions of credit scoring models, i.e., the important implications of Basel 2 s proposed capital requirements on credit assets and the enormous amounts and rates of defaults and bankruptcies in the US in...
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This report presents a discussion of the investment performance of those bond issues that have defaulted and continue trading in the public market while the issuing firm attempts a financial reorganization. Monthly total returns measures are compiled based on the Altman-NYU Salomon Center of...
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