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Bennett, Victor Manuel; Snyder, Jason - 2017

The ability to learn from experience is central to an organization’s performance. A set of qualitative management studies argues that learning from failure is the exception rather than the rule. Another literature, using econometric methods, finds strongly statistically - and economically -...

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Limited Liability of Professional Firms after Enron

Ribstein, Larry E. - 2005

Some commentators suggest that mandatory personal liability of professionals for liabilities of their firms is appropriate in light of professionals' role in Enron and other recent frauds. This liability can, indeed, help ensure that professional firms deliver on their obligations to monitor...

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The Insolvency Law Dimension of COVID-19 : Requirements for a New Risk Management for Reorganization, Restructuring and Insolvency Advisors in Crisis Intra- and Internationally Acting Companies in Light of Special COVID-19 Regulations

Seehaus, Sascha Rudolf; Peráček, Tomáš - 2021

In a globalised world, complicated and diverse interdependencies determine the everyday life of intra- and internationally operating companies. If a company enters a crisis, the clarification of legal issues involving reorganization, restructuring and insolvency advisors is often very complex...

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Slaves Prices from Succession and Bankruptcy Sales in Mauritius, 1825-1827

Chenny, Shirley; St-Amour, Pascal; Vencatachellum, Désiré - 2003

We construct a unique data set from succession and bankruptcy sales in Mauritius to investigate the determinants of slave prices between 1825 and 1827. We find that males, females sold with children, skilled slaves and slaves sold during the peak sugar cane harvest season all fetched higher...

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Crushed by COVID-19 Medical Bills, Coronavirus Victims Need Debt Relief Under the Bankruptcy Code and Workers’ Compensation Laws

Johnson, Creola - 2021

After the U.S. declared COVID-19 a pandemic, cracks in the U.S.’s fragile privatized healthcare system were exposed. At the start of the pandemic, 74 million U.S. residents were already uninsured or underinsured. To date, over 7.7 million recently terminated employees have lost their...

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Effects of Marketing Decisions on Post-Bankruptcy Performance

Moradi, Masoud - 2021

This paper aims at providing a framework to investigate the effects of marketing-related decisions on firms after filing for bankruptcy. The proposed framework includes advertising and R&D assets, channel intensity, related diversification, and low price strategy as the marketing decision, which...

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Capital regulation, market-making, and liquidity

Haselmann, Rainer; Kick, Thomas; Singla, Shikhar; Vig, … - 2022

We employ a proprietary transaction-level dataset in Germany to examine how capital requirements affect the liquidity … gap - aggregate liquidity declines. Our results are stronger for banks with a higher capital shortfall, for non …

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Measuring Agency MBS Market Liquidity with Transaction Data

Campbell, Sean D.; Li, Canlin; Im, Jay - 2020

Agency mortgage backed securities are fixed income securities that entitle the owner to principal and interest payments on underlying residential mortgages that are guaranteed by government-sponsored enterprises or government agencies

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Liquidity Management, Fire Sale and Liquidity Crises in Banking : The Role of Leverage

Gomez, Fabiana; Vo, Quynh Anh - 2020

This paper proposes a positive theory of the link between banks’ capitalisation and their liquidity-risk taking as well … as the severity of fire-sale problems and liquidity crises. In the basic framework of an individual bank’s decisions, we … find that banks’ incentives to hold liquidity for precautionary reason are increasing with their capital. In a continuum …

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Turnaround Management Strategy and Profitability in the Distressed Nigerian Textile Manufacturing Industry

Ugoani, John - 2020

The study was designed to examine the relationship between turnaround management strategy and profitability in the distressed Nigerian Textile Manufacturing Industry. The industry that in the past employed over 160,00 workers directly and millions indirectly in the cotton farms can now hardly...

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