1994
DOI: 10.2307/3551954
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Will the Bankruptcy Reforms Work? An Empirical Analysis of Financial Reorganization in Canada

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“…Brown 1989, Giammarino 1989, Bebchuk and Chang 1992, Gilson, John, and Lang 1990, Gertner and Scharfstein 1991, White 1994, and Asquith, Gertner, and Scharfstein 1994 examine how con icts between the rm and its creditors and between groups of creditors are resolved through bargaining. Data support the notion that creditors play a k ey role in bankruptcy: roughly 90 percent of reorganization plans are not con rmed in the U.S. Flynn, 1989 and, in Canada, about 25 percent of reorganization plans are rejected by creditors Fisher and Martel, 1994b;Martel, 1994. This article presents empirical evidence on the role of creditors in nancial reorganization. There are few empirical studies on court-supervised bankruptcy and nancial reorganization.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 59%
“…Brown 1989, Giammarino 1989, Bebchuk and Chang 1992, Gilson, John, and Lang 1990, Gertner and Scharfstein 1991, White 1994, and Asquith, Gertner, and Scharfstein 1994 examine how con icts between the rm and its creditors and between groups of creditors are resolved through bargaining. Data support the notion that creditors play a k ey role in bankruptcy: roughly 90 percent of reorganization plans are not con rmed in the U.S. Flynn, 1989 and, in Canada, about 25 percent of reorganization plans are rejected by creditors Fisher and Martel, 1994b;Martel, 1994. This article presents empirical evidence on the role of creditors in nancial reorganization. There are few empirical studies on court-supervised bankruptcy and nancial reorganization.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 59%
“… Fisher and Martel (1994, 1995) examine a data set of 338 reorganizing firms that filed in Halifax, Montreal, Toronto, Calgary, and Vancouver over the period 1978–1987. The present data set has slightly fewer firms but includes much more information on each firm. …”
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“…Comme le font remarquer Martel (1991, 1996b) et Fisher et Martel (1995, 1994a, le statut préférentiel accordé aux créances gouvernementales a pour effet de diminuer la probabilité qu'une firme réussisse sa tentative de réorganisation financière. En effet, le problème principal rencontré par les entreprises en réorga-nisation en est un de liquidité.…”
Section: Créances Gouvernementalesunclassified
“…Cinquièmement, le nombre d'amendements apportés à une proposition a un effet positif et significatif sur la probabilité d'acceptation ce qui confirme l'importance des négociations entre le débiteur et ses créanciers lors d'une réorganisation. Ces résultats confirment ceux obtenus précédemment par Fisher et Martel (1995, 1994a. Toutefois, contrairement à ce qu'ils obtiennent, le paiement anticipé en liquidation, le paiement total non escompté en réorganisation et l'importance des créanciers garantis ne semblent pas avoir d'effet significatif sur le vote des créanciers non garantis.…”
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