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About Debt and the Option to Extend Debt Maturity [PDF]

Both borrowers and creditors often have an implicit option to extend debt maturity as the debtor approaches financial distress. This implicit "extension option" is associated with the possibility for debtors and creditors to renegotiate the debt contract in the hope that extending debt maturity may allow the debtor to overcome temporary liquidity ...
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