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When Should Bankruptcy Law Be Creditor- or Debtor-Friendly? Theory and Evidence
Journal of Finance, 2018We examine how creditor protection affects firms with different levels of owners' and managers' personal costs of bankruptcy. Theoretically, we show that firms with high personal costs of bankruptcy borrow and invest more under a more debtor-friendly ...
David Schoenherr, J. Starmans
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Debtor-in-possession financing
Journal of Banking & Finance, 2004Abstract Several recent papers have documented the benefits of debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing in the restructuring of firms in Chapter 11. However, the view on benefits is not unanimous and some legal scholars have raised doubts about DIP financing's effects on debt-holders and the possibility of expropriative wealth transfers. In this paper we
Chatterjee, Sris +2 more
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Journal of the Canadian Historical Association, 2021
This essay reconsiders Freedom’s Debtors through the lens of the three Ferguson Prize panelists’ comments. It frames the arguments of the book in relationship to a growing body of scholarship on the history of Sierra Leone, and in relationship to older problems in the history of British imperial political economy.
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This essay reconsiders Freedom’s Debtors through the lens of the three Ferguson Prize panelists’ comments. It frames the arguments of the book in relationship to a growing body of scholarship on the history of Sierra Leone, and in relationship to older problems in the history of British imperial political economy.
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Debtor-in-Possession Financing in Bankruptcy
, 2017This chapter is forthcoming in an edited research handbook on corporate bankruptcy law. It reviews the theoretical and empirical scholarship on debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing, particularly as it bears on the more controversial features of DIP loans:
George G. Triantis
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The World’s Greatest Debtor Nation?
North American Review of Economics and Finance, 1990Abstract The widely repeated assertion that the United States has become “the world's greatest debtor nation” is based on reports of its “net international investment position.” This position relates not exclusively to debt but rather to the difference between net United States claims to foreign assets and net foreign claims to United States assets ...
Robert Eisner, Paul J. Pieper
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1969
Many critics of current economic policy and performance fret that we have become a debtor nation. They point with alarm to the growing, some would say mounting, debt we owe to foreigners. More than a little xenophobia enters when talk turns to Japanese purchases of our farms, factories, and office buildings ...
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Many critics of current economic policy and performance fret that we have become a debtor nation. They point with alarm to the growing, some would say mounting, debt we owe to foreigners. More than a little xenophobia enters when talk turns to Japanese purchases of our farms, factories, and office buildings ...
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2017
According to TCO art. 83, a debtor, as a rule, need not fulfil the obligation in person. However, where the debtor’s specific personal skills and experience is of importance to the creditor, the obligations under the contract may not be fulfilled by a third party. In this respect, the following examples can be mentioned: (1) according to TCO art.
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According to TCO art. 83, a debtor, as a rule, need not fulfil the obligation in person. However, where the debtor’s specific personal skills and experience is of importance to the creditor, the obligations under the contract may not be fulfilled by a third party. In this respect, the following examples can be mentioned: (1) according to TCO art.
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2019
In this chapter, we analyse the creditor and debtor statuses. In this domain, the European Union has put in place a number of disciplines, focusing its action primarily on protecting economic operators—in their capacity as creditors—and on facilitating business.
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In this chapter, we analyse the creditor and debtor statuses. In this domain, the European Union has put in place a number of disciplines, focusing its action primarily on protecting economic operators—in their capacity as creditors—and on facilitating business.
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Legal Rights of Debtors and Creditors--Impact of Debtor/Creditor Relationship on Personal Property
Agricultural Economics Miscellaneous Reports, 1991The financial stress and economic difficulties which characterized sectors of the agriculture industry during the 1980s may continue to trouble some producers into the 1990s as a result of drought and international competition. This report explains legal alternatives available to creditors for using a borrower's personal property to satisfy debt ...
Saxowsky, David M. +3 more
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