This Article examines the effects of lockups in the market for corporate control and bankruptcy. Developments in the analysis of lockups in the market for corporate control have provided prescriptions that are accurate from either an ex ante or ex post perspective. This Article employs auction theory to articulate a synthesis of the current theory that is satisfactory from both perspectives. Theory addressing lockups in bankruptcy is unsatisfactory from both an ex ante and ex post context. By delineating the crucial differences between bankruptcy and the market for corporate control, this Article develops appropriate standards for governing lockups in bankruptcy
What justifies corporate bankruptcy law in the modern economy? For forty years, economically oriente...
To assess the ex ante costs of bankruptcy reform, Part I of this Article begins with an examination ...
We test for fire-sales in automatic bankruptcy auctions. Fire-sale discounts exist when the auction ...
This Article examines the effects of lockups in the market for corporate control and bankruptcy. Dev...
This dissertation presents a theoretical and empirical study of the use of lockup options in corpora...
This article addresses two issues that have generated enormous debate in both the corporate law and ...
Concerns about the concentration of market power in the hands of a few firms have long underpinned a...
This paper examines breakup fees and stock lockups as devices for prospective target firms to encour...
Laissez faire antitrust attitudes are giving way to a bipartisan appetite for more rigorous antitrus...
The advent of the modern corporation separated not only ownership from control but also production f...
This thesis focuses on the resolution of financial distress and bankruptcy and comprises of three ch...
The traditional U.S. Chapter 11 bankruptcy process in which financial claims are renegotiated under ...
Since the outset of the recent financial crisis, liquidity problems have been cited as the cause beh...
This paper explores the business cycle implications of financial distress and bankruptcy law. We fin...
The Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1978 placed corporate managers in control of corporate debtors in bankr...
What justifies corporate bankruptcy law in the modern economy? For forty years, economically oriente...
To assess the ex ante costs of bankruptcy reform, Part I of this Article begins with an examination ...
We test for fire-sales in automatic bankruptcy auctions. Fire-sale discounts exist when the auction ...
This Article examines the effects of lockups in the market for corporate control and bankruptcy. Dev...
This dissertation presents a theoretical and empirical study of the use of lockup options in corpora...
This article addresses two issues that have generated enormous debate in both the corporate law and ...
Concerns about the concentration of market power in the hands of a few firms have long underpinned a...
This paper examines breakup fees and stock lockups as devices for prospective target firms to encour...
Laissez faire antitrust attitudes are giving way to a bipartisan appetite for more rigorous antitrus...
The advent of the modern corporation separated not only ownership from control but also production f...
This thesis focuses on the resolution of financial distress and bankruptcy and comprises of three ch...
The traditional U.S. Chapter 11 bankruptcy process in which financial claims are renegotiated under ...
Since the outset of the recent financial crisis, liquidity problems have been cited as the cause beh...
This paper explores the business cycle implications of financial distress and bankruptcy law. We fin...
The Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1978 placed corporate managers in control of corporate debtors in bankr...
What justifies corporate bankruptcy law in the modern economy? For forty years, economically oriente...
To assess the ex ante costs of bankruptcy reform, Part I of this Article begins with an examination ...
We test for fire-sales in automatic bankruptcy auctions. Fire-sale discounts exist when the auction ...