This article develops a continuous time asset pricing model of debt restructuring and values equity and debt by taking into account the fact that in practice the default point differs from the liquidation point. This separation allows us to delegate the liquidation decision to the creditors whilst default is triggered by the managers. The study identifies an agency cost of debt whereby the creditors liquidate the firm prematurely relative to the first best threshold
Please see the more recent version of this paper titled: The Dynamics of Default and Debt Reorganiza...
Structural models’ main source of uncertainty is the stochastic evolution of the firm’s asset value...
We examine a continuous-time structural model of debt valuation with the possibility of default and ...
Abstract. This article values equity and corporate debt by taking into account the fact that in prac...
We price corporate debt from a structural model of firm default. We assume that the capital market br...
International audienceBlack and Scholes (1973) and Merton (1973, 1974) (hereafter referred to as BSM...
In the paper we study the debt valuation and non-flat reorganization boundaries when strategic defau...
This article studies the design and valuation of debt contracts in a general dynamic setting under u...
We price corporate debt from a structural model of firm default. We assume that the capital market b...
The pricing and control of firms' debt has become a major issue since Merton's (1974) seminal articl...
International audienceMost structural models of default risk assume that the firm's asset return is ...
We present a continuous-time asset pricing model of the levered firm where shareholders select not o...
In this paper we develop a contingent valuation model for zero-coupon bonds with default. In order t...
This paper provides an analytical solution for the impact of default risk on the valuation of realis...
The pricing and control of firms ’ debt has become a major issue since Merton’s (1974) seminal paper...
Please see the more recent version of this paper titled: The Dynamics of Default and Debt Reorganiza...
Structural models’ main source of uncertainty is the stochastic evolution of the firm’s asset value...
We examine a continuous-time structural model of debt valuation with the possibility of default and ...
Abstract. This article values equity and corporate debt by taking into account the fact that in prac...
We price corporate debt from a structural model of firm default. We assume that the capital market br...
International audienceBlack and Scholes (1973) and Merton (1973, 1974) (hereafter referred to as BSM...
In the paper we study the debt valuation and non-flat reorganization boundaries when strategic defau...
This article studies the design and valuation of debt contracts in a general dynamic setting under u...
We price corporate debt from a structural model of firm default. We assume that the capital market b...
The pricing and control of firms' debt has become a major issue since Merton's (1974) seminal articl...
International audienceMost structural models of default risk assume that the firm's asset return is ...
We present a continuous-time asset pricing model of the levered firm where shareholders select not o...
In this paper we develop a contingent valuation model for zero-coupon bonds with default. In order t...
This paper provides an analytical solution for the impact of default risk on the valuation of realis...
The pricing and control of firms ’ debt has become a major issue since Merton’s (1974) seminal paper...
Please see the more recent version of this paper titled: The Dynamics of Default and Debt Reorganiza...
Structural models’ main source of uncertainty is the stochastic evolution of the firm’s asset value...
We examine a continuous-time structural model of debt valuation with the possibility of default and ...