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Debt and Debt Servicing

2002
Singer was an early advocate for addressing the debt problem of the developing countries and the high level of debt servicing that they accumulated in the 1980s. He recalled the history of the debt crisis, which was often forgotten (Singer, 1989m). The immediate cause was the large financial surpluses of the oil producing countries following the two ...
D. Shaw
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Strategic Debt Service

The Journal of Finance, 1997
ABSTRACTWhen firms experience financial distress, equity holders may act strategically, forcing concessions from debtholders and paying less than the originally‐contracted interest payments. This article incorporates strategic debt service in a standard, continuous time asset pricing model, developing simple closed‐form expressions for debt and equity ...
Mella-Barral, Pierre, Perraudin, William
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The effects of external debt servicing on infrastructure spending: a case of Zambia

International Journal of Construction Management, 2019
Infrastructure development has been found to be a driver of economic growth. In light of the increased levels of public external debt contraction over the last few years, how would the Zambian government approach the process of budget allocation towards ...
Mwila Grace Kapindula, C. Kaliba
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Present Implication of Debt and Debt Service in Nigeria

Journal of Economics, Management and Trade, 2023
Indebtedness in a poor country like Nigeria has recently drawn researchers’ attention since after the 2006 debt relief. With the current exchange rate, debt servicing is almost the generated revenue in Nigeria. This has the implication of crowding out fiscal projects for development. This is the crux of this study.
C. Ekperiware, Moses   +4 more
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On Debt Service and Renegotiation when Debt-Holders are More Strategic [PDF]

open access: possibleSSRN Electronic Journal, 2007
Abstract The contingent claims analysis of firm financing often presents a debt renegotiation game with a passive bank that does not use its ability to force liquidation strategically, contrary to what is observed in practice. We consider two motives that may lead a bank to refuse to renegotiate: maintaining its reputation to preserve its future ...
Bourgeon, Jean Marc, Dionne, Georges
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Debt Service Capacity Revisited

Journal of Transnational Management Development, 1997
Abstract Debt Service Capacity (DSC) is revisited within a new framework, i.e., Neural Networks (NN), an established method in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). A select group of traditional models that have been used to predict DSC is also reviewed and the logit approach is chosen for comparison with NN. Ten measures (indices) are constructed
A. M. Parhizgari, W. Liu
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New debt recovery service provider

Veterinary Record, 2016
Laura Carleton, member services officer, announces BVA's link with a new provider of debt recovery services.
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