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The trust fund theory of the assets of insolvent corporations
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Transfer of undertakings: the tension between business rescue and employment protection in corporate insolvency
Where a business becomes insolvent and its rescue is predicated on a going concern sale or transfer to another employer, there is a tension between employee protection and the rescue of insolvent but viable businesses. There is a consensus that employees deserve protection when the business that …
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Director liability in insolvent companies : an analysis of the effectiveness of private and public enforcement mechanisms with special reference to improper trading liability and disqualification
Encouraging entrepreneurship and trade by permitting free access to limited liability is a cornerstone emblem of UK enterprise policy. However, it comes at a price. The abuse of limited liability by dishonest, unscrupulous, incompetent, negligent, and occasionally deranged directors, who drive a …
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The appointment of a voluntary administrator by unsecured creditors : a case for the introduction of such a right
… much as 48 % of all external appointments over "insolvent" companies are by the appointment of a Voluntary Administrator. 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 …
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The nature, use and validity of subordination agreements to auditors of South African companies
… is unable to pay its debts, renders that company insolvent. As a result it is liable to be wound up if it is not recapitalized as a matter of urgency. From an auditor' s point of view this renders the 'going concern' concept to be inappropriate to the company which must result in a qualified audit …
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Bankruptcy Procedures for Sovereign Debtors
The idea of bankruptcy for insolvent sovereign borrowers has been under discussion for a long time, yet has never been implemented. This paper presents various proposed solutions to apply bankruptcy reorganization principles to sovereign debt crises. The current international framework is …
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Essays on regulatory control of deposit insurance and dual trading
… overstate the true obligation of the FDIC for an insolvent bank. In the case of stochastic charter value, the correlation between a bank's tangible assets and its charter value is an important factor in determining its fair insurance premium.
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The municipal bond valuation puzzle : evidence from U.S. States
… liabilities for underfunded pensions and insolvent local governments.
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Financial accounting disclosures and corporate governance in Malaysia
… with heavy borrowings in the past became insolvent. Investors and other stakeholders lost money with the failure of the companies. Many blamed the inadequate financial information and poor corporate governance as agency issues for their loss. Using the data of companies with poor earnings …
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A comparative analysis of an insolvent's capacity to earn a living within the South African constitutional context
An insolvent person in South Africa faces many statutory restrictions regarding his capacity to earn a living. These impediments can be grouped into three stages: impediments before sequestration, impediments during sequestration, and impediments after sequestration. This thesis aims to consider …
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Renegotiation of Debt Contract With Partially Informed Lender
… dead-weight losses associated with liquidating insolvent borrowers is greater than the cost of the verification technology. We show that the advantage of renegotiation and the optimal renegotiation procedure does not depend on the lender's ability to commit or not to the terms of a contract. The …
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The winding up of companies by the court : an analysis of the relevant provisions of the Companies Act, 1995
… of solicitors and accountants, dealing with insolvent companies has become an everyday occurrence. Attempts must be made to stave off the company's demise ( the commonest metaphor is perhaps, 'taking an insolvent company into intensive care!'); decisions must be taken on behalf of the …
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An analysis of paragraph (c) of the 'gross income' definition and the term 'services rendered'
… the Act so as to include a deceased estate, an insolvent estate and a trust, and a company, in the same section, is defined to include a close corporation.
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The US Chapter 9 procedure: a plea for a useful model for solving excessive indebtedness of municipalities
… perhaps the most well-known legal remedy for insolvent cities, and the most globally developed proceeding for municipal insolvencies, is taken closer into view. In the first step, the principles and mechanisms are pointed out. This is followed by a semantic preamble regarding the development of …
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Analisis tingkat kesehatan yang mengindikasi gejala financial distress pada Unit Usaha Syariah (UUS) dengan menggunakan metode Multiple Discriminant Analysis (MDA) dan metode camels periode 2010-2012
… a whole object research was in the category of insolvent. While a judgment by the use of an equation function diskriminan new made based on research using a formula Altman states that have not all the objects in this research are included in the category insolvent four bank appertain grey area, …
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LA COOPERAZIONE INTEGRALE: STORIA DI 'EL HOGAR OBRERO', AVANGUARDIA DELL'ECONOMIA SOCIALE ARGENTINA (1905-2005)
… lose more than 70% of its capital, generating an insolvent condition in a few months. From that moment, EHO has continued its activities with serious financial problems, under legally imposed ban. In 2005 a normalization process started for this cooperative firm, with a plan to pay its debits with …
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A critical analysis of the effectiveness of the corporate rescue provisions under Sch B1 of Insolvency Act 1986
… is not fit for purpose and is frequently used by insolvent companies as ‘quasi-liquidation’ and dissolution of the company. In short, the rescue approach adopted under the administration framework is inconsistent and obscures the distinction between the concepts of creditor enforcement, corporate …
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On Bank Bailouts
… economy are hit by a liquidity shock and become insolvent, there are potential spillovers to solvent banks. In this case, the optimal bailout policy is not always either a full bailout or zero bailout. It is sometimes optimal for the fiscal authority to provide partial bailouts that are just …
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ESSAYS ON ECONOMIC POLICY AND FIRM DYNAMICS
… and Chapter 11 reorganization. In Chapter 7, an insolvent company sells all of its assets, repays existing debts, and exits the market. In contrast, Chapter 11 is designed to rehabilitate efficient but financially distressed businesses. However, legal scholars have long argued that Chapter 11 is …
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