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China's insolvency regime has been in a state of transition for a relatively long period of time, although a new … procedures discussed in this paper. It is likely that the pre-existing approaches to dealing with insolvency in China will also …
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We estimate the costs of financial distress prior to default (pre-default costs) separately from the loss incurred at … default (the loss given default) using a dynamic trade-off model of capital structure. We document that pre-default costs are … on average equal to 6.5% of firm value per year. We show that pre-default costs account for a large fraction of total …
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Over the past thirty years, the majority of large firms that filed for bankruptcy did so in the U.S. bankruptcy courts of the Southern District of New York and Delaware. Some believe these experienced courts dominate because their expertise makes bankruptcy more predictable. Critics dispute this...
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It is a common understanding that bankruptcy is not a sudden occurrence for any organizations. Macro and micro economic studies have suggested numerous influential factors, which have substantial evidence toward firm's performance (Bekeris, 2012) and survivability (Nehrebecka & Dzik, 2013). With...
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, we find that both agency problems and heterogeneous bankruptcy costs weaken the explanatory power of the model. Our study …
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Objective – This study aims to examine and analyze the influence of severity, free assets, company size, asset retrenchment and CEO expertise on the success of recovery companies experiencing financial distress that are listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX). Methodology/Technique –...
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This study is motivated by the continuing popularity of the Altman Z-score as a measure of distress risk. Altman first introduced the ‘Z' score in 1968 and 50 years later it is still going strong as a means to predicting bankruptcy. During these 50 years, academicians have studied the...
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This paper studies bankruptcy spillover effects onto portfolios of non-bankrupt firms in oil and gas industry. Using hand-collected data on bankruptcy filings in oil and gas industry from 2000 to 2017, I find that, on average, the value-weighted portfolios of non-bankrupt oil and gas firms...
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This paper develops a model for forecasting bankruptcy at the industry level that accounts for bankruptcy contagion from customers and suppliers. Utilizing customer and supplier relationship networks, I find that both customer and supplier bankruptcies explain bankruptcies in the subject...
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Several indicators and univariate ratios can be used to measure the soundness of firms as reflected in their balance sheets (leverage, profitability, liquidity ratio, etc.). However, each indicator alone cannot measure a firm's overall financial risk or financial distress level. In this study,...
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