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30 September 2026

Subordination: A Functional and Theoretical Analysis

by: Steven L. Schwarcz, Isabelle Stewart

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24 February 2026

Creditor Rights and Legal Transaction Costs

by: Dhruv Aggarwal

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11 January 2024

Creditor Rights and Legal Transaction Costs

by: Dhruv Aggarwal

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25 May 2023

The Impact of Pro-Reorganization Bankruptcy Reforms on Corporate Debt Structure

by: Xiaotian Liu, Yaxuan Qi, Wai Yee Wan

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6 April 2023

Credit Suisse CoCos: Why the Write-Down Makes Sense

by: Edoardo D. Martino, Tom Vos

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25 January 2023

Avoidance Transactions Under Indian Insolvency law: Moving Towards a Creditor-Centric Paradigm

by: Sumit Chatterjee

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10 November 2022

Recent Developments in Insolvency Tests under Indian Law

by: Satyajit Bose

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2 June 2022

Call for Papers: Fraud and Risk in Commercial Law (June 2023)

by: Paul S Davies, Hans Tjio

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17 February 2022

Creditor Rights, Implicit Covenants, and the Quality of Accounting Information

by: Assaf Hamdani, Yevgeny Mugerman, Ruth Rooz, Nadav Steinberg, Yishay Yafeh

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29 November 2021

The Capital Maintenance Regime Matters for Creditors

by: Tadeusz Dudycz, Paweł Mielcarz

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19 June 2020

Hanging in the Balance: Challenges to the Exercise of Creditors’ Rights in India During COVID-19

by: Ganesh Gopalakrishnan, Neeti Bhatt

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12 April 2019

Creditor Rights, Threat of Liquidation, and the Labour-Capital Choice of Firms

by: Shahwat Alok, Ritam Chaurey, Vasudha Nukala

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6 July 2017

Auditors Matter Most in Debt Markets When Trust is Low

by: Zhiming Ma, Derrald Stice, Rencheng Wang

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31 August 2016

Creditor Rights and Entrepreneurship: Evidence from Fraudulent Transfer Law

by: Rustom M. Irani

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11 July 2016

Creditor Rights, Systemic Risk and Bank Regulations: Evidence from Cross-country Study

by: Frédéric Lobez, Christian Haddad

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