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Showing 1 to 20 of 74 for “"creditor"”.
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Creditor rights, entrepreneurship, and productivity
The first essay, Creditor Rights and Entrepreneurship: Evidence from Fraudulent Transfer Law, examines entrepreneurship following the adoption of modern-day fraudulent transfer laws in the United States. These laws remove the burden of proof from creditors attempting to claw back funds that were …
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Creditor coordination effects and bankruptcy prediction
… of hazard rate bankruptcy prediction models with creditor coordination effects over the forecasting period 1990-2009. A firm's probability of bankruptcy is likely to be marginally affected by creditors' coordination behavior, since failure to coordinate may result in premature foreclosure, denial …
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Three Essays on Intra-Creditor Coordination Failures in Sovereign Debt Restructuring
… essays particularly focus on aspects of intra-creditor coordination. Although the content of these essays is interconnected, each unit is a stand-alone entity. Essay I: The latest Argentinean debt restructuring was the first time the resolution of a modern financial crisis was completely handed …
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The balancing of creditor interests in business rescue provisions of the Companies Act 2008
… a return to solvency or a better return to creditors than in liquidation. The new regime is further underpinned by the 2008 Act purpose provision, which envisages an efficient business rescue procedure and further mandates that the resolution of financial distress be conducted in a manner …
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A critical appraisal of the creditor protective mechanisms under the South African Companies Act 71 of 2008
… 71 of 2008 in order to protect the interests of creditors in company affairs. At the preamble of the aforementioned Act lies an undertaking from legislature to provide appropriate redress to investors and third parties/creditors. It was on that basis that the researcher sought to establish …
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From the capital maintenance rule to the solvency test: some thoughts on the new approach to creditor protection in Malawian company law
… and that it is meaningless to state that creditors look to the company's capital as a trust fund out which their debts would be settled. Despite having the same theoretical basis for adopting the solvency test, the manner in which the solvency test is defined and applied in a particular …
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Does Country-Specific Globalization Impact Private Loan Contracts?
… institutional attributes. Using income levels, creditor rights, and property rights as institutional indices, I test the association of country-level factors with the priced and non-priced components of bank loan contracts. I find that globalized firms operating in low income countries, …
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“Security interests in derived assets”
… in property. A security interest is a right of a creditor to resort to an asset with priority to at least some other creditors of the grantor of security when debt or defaults on the secured obligation. This works examines to what extent the secured creditor’s right is, or ought to be, affected …
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Kreditorių interesų gynyba įmonių bankroto procese pagal Lietuvos teismų praktiką /
Defence of Interests of Creditors in Company Bankruptcy Procedure under the Lithuanian Court Jurisprudence A growing number of bankruptcy proceedings shows not only economic condition of enterprises, but also creates the actual need to ensure as effective protection of the rights and interests of …
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Protecting the creditors of limited liability companies: a comparative view of the United States and China
<p>This study analyzes the laws relating to creditor protection, governance, and information disclosure in limited liability companies of the United States and China and proposes new ideas for the protection of the rights of creditors of limited liability companies in terms of strengthening the …
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Die effek van die Nasionale Kredietwet op die sekwestrasieprosedure
… Credit Act, on the choice of the debtor or creditor to make use of the sequestration procedure in terms of the Insolvency Act. The Insolvency Act and the procedures it makes available are discussed in detail. There are two distinguishable options, namely voluntary surrender and compulsory …
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The appointment of a voluntary administrator by unsecured creditors : a case for the introduction of such a right
… The scheme fails to allow the largest class of creditor, the unsecured creditor, the right to initiate the appointment of an Administrator over an insolvent company in order to protect their interests. This study aims to identify the rationale behind the exclusion of such a right, the …
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Information dissemination and corporate bankruptcies
… investigate the liquidity dynamics of unsecured creditor stocks around their debtors’ Chapter 11 bankruptcy filings. Using matched pair fixed effect panel regressions, I find that creditors experience a short-term reduction in stock liquidity after their debtors declare bankruptcy. This is …
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A Comparative Study of Non Possessory Security Interests in Goods in Argentina, Brazil, France, Mexico and the United States of America
… into its different elements--the debtor, the creditor, the collateral and the secured obligation. Each such element is analyzed alone, pointing out the common traits which appear in the five countries analyzed in the work, as well as the differences or peculiarities arising in each law.
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An evaluation of the international debt crisis: The case of Mexico, 1973-1989
… In addition, the diversity of commercial bank creditors of the heavily indebted countries and differences in their motivations for dealing with their debtors, partly due to the tax, accounting and regulatory regimes in the host country of each creditor bank, has called for the need to formulate …
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Bank Ownership and Lending Behaviour
… the impact of credit information sharing and creditor rights protection on lending behaviour of banks with different ownership types during normal and crisis periods. In addition to the depth of information sharing index, this study uses the coverage ratio of public and private credit …
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Security interests with rights of use: an English law and comparative analysis
… The term ‘right of use’ refers to the right of a creditor, usually a financial institution, to dispose of a customer’s securities outright, prior to any default, in exchange for a promise to deliver ‘equivalent’ securities to the customer later. Such rights have been seen as in conflict with a …
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