Corporation Preventing Bankruptcy



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Abstract

This research investigates the distinctions between bankrupt firms and equally leveraged firms that avoid bankruptcy. Building upon the systemic incentives of bankruptcy law, and specifically those applicable to Chapter 11 reorganizations, the study argues that the firm's governance and capital structure characteristics moderate the relationship between the firm's financial condition and the filing decision. The results of this study indicate that, contrary to agency theoretical predictions, firms with high levels of inside equity ownership and secured indebtedness file in poorer financial condition than peer firms with low levels of these variables. By contrast, firms with high levels of outside equity ownership and short-term indebtedness file when in relatively better financial condition.

Table of Contents

Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction6

Background of the Study6

Rationale of the Study8

Significance of the Study8

Research Questions8

Structure of the thesis9

Chapter 2: Literature Review10

Bankruptcy10

Voluntary bankruptcy10

Involuntary bankruptcy11

Interim Receiver11

Superintendent of Bankruptcy12

Bankruptcy Filings13

Exit Financing14

DIP Financing15

Bankruptcies18

Consumer bankruptcy as an financial change tool19

A. Regional Rates of Bankruptcy21

B. Sources of Debt23

C. Gender and Marital Status26

D. Surplus Income Payments27

Bankruptcy Calculation30

Step 1: Preparation of statutory documents and appointment of trustee33

Step 2: The appointment of the trustee at the first meeting of creditors34

Step 3: First meeting of creditors35

Step 4: Realization of assets36

Step 5: Investigations and Examinations accounting37

Examination38

Preferential payment38

Reviewable transaction39

Step 6: Division of property and approval of the trustee's accounts39

General Principles40

Preparation of statement of receipts and disbursements of the trustee41

Approval process for the final statement of receipts and disbursements of the trustee41

Discharge of the trustee and the dividend payout42

Ethics42

Sale of an insolvent company44

Background and legal protection of creditors44

Scenarios44

1. Out the main reason for their debt problem began45

2. Determine the priority of payment starts when the (or the priority of payment)45

3. Outline a budget46

4. Selling their goods to avoid bankruptcy46

5. Home Apply for a Loan46

6. Cut living expenses46

Chapter 3: Methodology49

Research set about and study design49

Data collection49

Sample selection49

Sample50

Variables50

Data Analysis51

Chapter 4: Discussion52

Chapter 5: Conclusion62

The risks to Eurotunnel67

1. The arrest charges minimum usage68

Bucharest Correspondent68

References69

Appendices71

Appendix A. Failure prediction models 1 year prior to failure71

Appendix B. Failure prediction models 2 years prior to failure72

Appendix C. Failure prediction models 3 years prior to failure74

Chapter 1: Introduction

Background of the Study

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