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researched frictions: bankruptcy and transaction costs. It is the hope that by studying financial frictions in isolation, we may …
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In this dissertation, I try to advance our understanding of how managerial discretion and corporate financial flexibility affect various corporate outcomes such as failure, excessive (sub-optimal) continuation, firm growth and investment, in three novel ways. First, I show that the empirical...
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Several recent papers have documented the benefits of debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing in the restructuring of firms in Chapter 11. However, the view on benefits is not unanimous and some legal scholars have raised doubts about DIP financing's effects on debt-holders and the possibility of...
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Against a background of greater competition, market saturation and falling margins over the past decade UK banks have sought greater efficiencies in credit and risk assessment procedures, especially with personal lending products. In the same way they have attempted to reduce costs associated...
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1986 Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs) havebeen available to return better recoveries than bankruptcy but returns …
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Over the last twenty years UK banks have reviewed and streamlined traditional credit assessment techniques for Small and Medium Sized Enterprises. In pursuit of margin and market share, today’s due diligence relies increasingly on centralised data and statistical “certainty” than on the...
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same period the nature of the banks’ “safety net”, the sanction of bankruptcy and court action, has changed too. The effect …
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The creation of a market in bankruptcy claims is the single most important development in the bankruptcy world since … the Bankruptcy Code’s enactment in 1978. Claims trading has revolutionized bankruptcy by making it a much more market … on doctrinal issues or used claims trading as a touchstone for the “Great Normative Bankruptcy Debate” about whether …
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Numerous reasearch attempts in predicting business failures and or bankruptcy are well documented in corporate finance …. Attempts to develop bankruptcy prediction continues since commercial banks, public accounting firms, bond rating agencies, for … bankruptcy prediction research is geared towards the types of models that include statistical models (primarily, multiple …
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We study the impacts of bankruptcy risk on the performance of market-based pollution control policies. In chapter one …, we concentrate on emissions trading markets. We find that firms that risk bankruptcy demand more permits than if they … were financially secure. Thus, bankruptcy risk in a competitive market for tradable permits causes an inefficient …
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