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DESCRIPTION:Title: Court Shopping\, Pro-Debtor Bias\, and Bankruptcy Outcom
 es.\n\nAbstract: The Bankruptcy Venue Reform Act of 2021 requires large co
 rporations to file for bankruptcy in their principle place of business or 
 where significant assets are located. We study the impact of this bill on 
 the firm’s chances to emerge successfully from bankruptcy\, and on the len
 iency of court judges in grating motions that affect the debtor’s access t
 o cash\, access to credit and control of the reorganization plan. We use t
 hese three dimensions to quantify the effective pro-debtor bias of Chapter
  11 bankruptcy judges based on their decisions within the first 120 days o
 f a voluntary Chapter 11 reorganization of large\, publicly held companies
  between 2004 and 2020. We find a positive association between court shopp
 ing and pro-debtor bias\, but no effect on firm survival. Our results sugg
 est that the refiling rate can be improved by providing more opportunities
  to creditors to be involved in the reorganization plan.\n\nHybride : Sall
 e Xerox\, HEC de Montréal\n\nWeb site : https://hecsciencesdecision.github
 .io\n
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SUMMARY:Kris Boudt\, Vrije Universiteit Brussel and Amsterdam
URL:/mathstat/channels/event/kris-boudt-vrije-universi
 teit-brussel-and-amsterdam-345748
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