The objective of this case is to teach and initiate a class discussion about how to find potential buyers for a bankrupt firm. The discussion is facilitated by a real world case example that focuses on strategies based on use of databases such as D&B or Sorkins, trade associations networks, trade magazines, information on recent industry acquisitions, and use of private equity groups. Issues relevant to optimal design of a bankruptcy auction and the required bidding process for achieving an optimal sale price are also addressed
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This paper investigates auctions where bidders have limited liability. First, we analyze bidding beh...
For more than two decades, scholars working from an economic perspective have criticized the bankrup...
In this paper we focus on acquisitions of bankrupt firms and firms that recently emerged from Chapte...
One of the most heated debates in bankruptcy law scholarship has been the optimal design of corporat...
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thank three anonymous referees for suggestions that led to major improvements of the paper. We are a...
This Article will argue that, in the absence of contrary provisions in the articles of incorporation...
When a firm encounters financial distress, there is a significant possibility that, at some point, t...
First issue of this article, July 2002We analyze bidding incentives and present evidence on takeover...
Bankruptcy is the legal process by which financially distressed firms, individuals, and occasionally...
Profiting off of bankrupt companies? Sounds impossible. It is not-and this Article explains how to d...
Apart from an extensive survey of the literature on the economics of corporate bankruptcy law, this ...
Like much of life, the study of bankruptcy is the study of leverage. Chapter 11 of the United States...
This paper investigates auctions where bidders have limited liability. First, we analyze bidding beh...
For more than two decades, scholars working from an economic perspective have criticized the bankrup...
In this paper we focus on acquisitions of bankrupt firms and firms that recently emerged from Chapte...
One of the most heated debates in bankruptcy law scholarship has been the optimal design of corporat...
This dissertation consists of three essays related to bankruptcy. In the first we explore how instit...
Part I of this Article describes the context in which the issues of corporate governance typically a...
In the last decade, the increased incidence of failure among large corporations has been accompanied...
thank three anonymous referees for suggestions that led to major improvements of the paper. We are a...
This Article will argue that, in the absence of contrary provisions in the articles of incorporation...
When a firm encounters financial distress, there is a significant possibility that, at some point, t...
First issue of this article, July 2002We analyze bidding incentives and present evidence on takeover...
Bankruptcy is the legal process by which financially distressed firms, individuals, and occasionally...
Profiting off of bankrupt companies? Sounds impossible. It is not-and this Article explains how to d...
Apart from an extensive survey of the literature on the economics of corporate bankruptcy law, this ...
Like much of life, the study of bankruptcy is the study of leverage. Chapter 11 of the United States...
This paper investigates auctions where bidders have limited liability. First, we analyze bidding beh...
For more than two decades, scholars working from an economic perspective have criticized the bankrup...