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, secured lenders can quickly effectuate asset sales. While this strategy minimizes the time taken to realize cash recoveries … uncompleted property had trouble either maintaining the development in the aftermath or selling the property after purchasing it … through a credit bid – further evidence that a mix of secured lender control and preference for quick asset sales might not …
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were dismissed or converted to Chapter 7, culminating in foreclosure or liquidation sales. In the sample, 72.5% of the … the standard theory of creditor behavior in bankruptcy is incomplete without consideration of the economic cycle or …
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This paper provides new insights on the determinants of firm exit after distress. Using nested logit models and a sample of 6118 distress-related exits from Belgium, we analyze the impacts of available and potential slack and the relative efficiency of voluntary liquidation, compared to...
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The passage of the Banking Act 2009 (UK) was a major landmark in the development of legal tools for the handling of banks in financial difficulties in the United Kingdom. The Act has emerged from over a year of economic crisis and from politically charged debates and consultations that followed...
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call this transaction a “bankruptcy process sale.” We model two situations where process sales raise bankruptcy policy … conflict over process sales, and our analysis offers evidence consistent with the predictions of the model …
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seek to preserve financial stability and ensure continuity of critical functions. The same cannot be said of insolvency …, insolvency law has largely remained microprudential and reactive.Admittedly, unlike bank failures, corporate insolvencies usually … trigger contagion and cause disruptive consequences. Insofar as insolvency of SNFEs raises concerns common to bank failures …
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. These key policy levers—bridge financing and forbearance—are available in theory to small businesses in Chapter 11 …
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Previous studies document that lenders lack incentives to monitor borrowing firms or to make concessions during bankruptcy if these lenders insure against corporate default with credit default swaps (CDS). This article investigates whether external auditors increase their audit fees for those...
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: the length of time it takes to resolve the insolvency process and whether the owners were involved in the running of the …
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Evidence suggests that asset pledgeability, debt complexity, and valuable control rights of dispersed debt influence distress resolution. We model how courts' imperfect verifiability of assets and valuable control of misaligned creditors shape firms' debt structure and create coordination...
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