Add to ORKGA corporate workout is any arrangement involving a voluntary restructuring of a debtor-creditor relationship for the purpose of avoiding foreclosure or bankruptcy. The authors discuss certain provisions of Florida\u27s General Corporation Act, Banking Act and securities laws, together with pertinent federal securities laws, to illustrate methods for creating such arrangements. In addition, potential hazards are discussed, with the authors providing useful suggestions for planning and litigation purposes
In addition to the law of corporations, the casebook explores the law of partnerships and the law of...
In the United States, few failing businesses invoke the Bankruptcy Code to reorganize or liquidate. ...
This outline clearly examines the full range of issues that arise in classes focused on business org...
A corporate workout is any arrangement involving a voluntary restructuring of a debtor-creditor rela...
A corporate workout is described as financial rescue of a company in distress which takes place outs...
Banks and major secured creditors frequently work closely with financially distressed corporate clie...
The authors present a model of a financially distressed firm with outstanding bank debt and public d...
These troubled economic times present numerous concerns to the ongoing business. However, the dreade...
This Comment discusses the modern trend of workout agreements and the particular difficulties these ...
Chapter X of the amended Bankruptcy Act of 1938 was mainly the product of the investigation by the S...
This chapter addresses the challenge that NPLs pose to banks as lenders and domestic corporations as...
The first part of the chapter addresses provisions in state and federal securities laws that regulat...
Bond workouts are a famously dysfunctional method of debt restructuring, ridden with opportunistic a...
2001-03When a firm is under financial distress, it is optimal and efficient that the firm which is ...
There is an undeniable reality that the relationship between creditors and debtors is a relationship...
In addition to the law of corporations, the casebook explores the law of partnerships and the law of...
In the United States, few failing businesses invoke the Bankruptcy Code to reorganize or liquidate. ...
This outline clearly examines the full range of issues that arise in classes focused on business org...
A corporate workout is any arrangement involving a voluntary restructuring of a debtor-creditor rela...
A corporate workout is described as financial rescue of a company in distress which takes place outs...
Banks and major secured creditors frequently work closely with financially distressed corporate clie...
The authors present a model of a financially distressed firm with outstanding bank debt and public d...
These troubled economic times present numerous concerns to the ongoing business. However, the dreade...
This Comment discusses the modern trend of workout agreements and the particular difficulties these ...
Chapter X of the amended Bankruptcy Act of 1938 was mainly the product of the investigation by the S...
This chapter addresses the challenge that NPLs pose to banks as lenders and domestic corporations as...
The first part of the chapter addresses provisions in state and federal securities laws that regulat...
Bond workouts are a famously dysfunctional method of debt restructuring, ridden with opportunistic a...
2001-03When a firm is under financial distress, it is optimal and efficient that the firm which is ...
There is an undeniable reality that the relationship between creditors and debtors is a relationship...
In addition to the law of corporations, the casebook explores the law of partnerships and the law of...
In the United States, few failing businesses invoke the Bankruptcy Code to reorganize or liquidate. ...
This outline clearly examines the full range of issues that arise in classes focused on business org...