Add to ORKGThis Comment discusses the modern trend of workout agreements and the particular difficulties these agreements have given rise to. The Comment discusses the inadequacies of the traditional theories used in lender liability settings and advocates the imposition of a fiduciary relationship in workout agreements where the lender is given control of the operation of the debtor's business
A popular view of limited liability in financial contracting is that it is the result of societal pr...
This paper models Continuous Workout Mortgages (CWMs) in an economic environment with refinancings a...
This excellent Article by business school professors Sandeep Dahiya and Korok Ray provides a mathema...
These troubled economic times present numerous concerns to the ongoing business. However, the dreade...
This Article examines one kind of fiduciary relationship—one that develops from an ordinary, arms-le...
The financial regulators1 recognize that financial institutions face significant challenges when wor...
A corporate workout is any arrangement involving a voluntary restructuring of a debtor-creditor rela...
Bond workouts are a famously dysfunctional method of debt restructuring. The process is so ridden wi...
Lender control is criticized due to problems arising out of conflict of interests among different pr...
Lenders have taken over reorganizations. This fact, largely accepted and celebrated by legal and fin...
On April 30, 2013, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in In re Fitness Holdings Interna...
Lender liability: law, practice, and prevention provides single-source treatment of the laws affecti...
In a previously published article in this Review, Rohan Pitchford (1995) develops an interesting mod...
The authors present a model of a financially distressed firm with outstanding bank debt and public d...
This paper employs mechanism design to study the effects of imperfect legal enforcement on optimal s...
A popular view of limited liability in financial contracting is that it is the result of societal pr...
This paper models Continuous Workout Mortgages (CWMs) in an economic environment with refinancings a...
This excellent Article by business school professors Sandeep Dahiya and Korok Ray provides a mathema...
These troubled economic times present numerous concerns to the ongoing business. However, the dreade...
This Article examines one kind of fiduciary relationship—one that develops from an ordinary, arms-le...
The financial regulators1 recognize that financial institutions face significant challenges when wor...
A corporate workout is any arrangement involving a voluntary restructuring of a debtor-creditor rela...
Bond workouts are a famously dysfunctional method of debt restructuring. The process is so ridden wi...
Lender control is criticized due to problems arising out of conflict of interests among different pr...
Lenders have taken over reorganizations. This fact, largely accepted and celebrated by legal and fin...
On April 30, 2013, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in In re Fitness Holdings Interna...
Lender liability: law, practice, and prevention provides single-source treatment of the laws affecti...
In a previously published article in this Review, Rohan Pitchford (1995) develops an interesting mod...
The authors present a model of a financially distressed firm with outstanding bank debt and public d...
This paper employs mechanism design to study the effects of imperfect legal enforcement on optimal s...
A popular view of limited liability in financial contracting is that it is the result of societal pr...
This paper models Continuous Workout Mortgages (CWMs) in an economic environment with refinancings a...
This excellent Article by business school professors Sandeep Dahiya and Korok Ray provides a mathema...