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Leveraged Businesses: The Upside and Downside
Short Selling, 2015, p.38
2015 Columbia University Press ;EISBN: 9780231538848 ;EISBN: 0231538847 ;DOI: 10.7312/kuma17224.6
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Title:
Leveraged Businesses: The Upside and Downside
Author:
Amit Kumar
Subjects:
Accountancy
;
Air transportation industry
;
Airlines
;
Balance sheets
;
Bankruptcy
;
Business
;
Business administration
;
Business management
;
Business structures
;
Capital stocks
;
Economic disciplines
;
Economics
;
Finance
;
Financial accounting
;
Financial documents
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Financial economics
;
Financial instruments
;
Financial investments
;
Financial leverage
;
Financial liabilities
;
Financial management
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Financial status
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Industrial sectors
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Industry
;
Investors
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Sales growth
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Sales management
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Service industries
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Shareholders
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Stock prices
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Transportation industries
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Short Selling, 2015, p.38
Description:
This scene from shakespeare’s classicMerchant of Veniceis a crude analogy to demands from creditors when companies breach their credit agreements, especially when companies become insolvent. Creditors are ahead of stockholders in the queue to stake a claim when a company fails on its indenture (loan contract). In the event of a liquidation sale, shareholders may end up getting nothing and creditors can claim everything. The downside for shareholders of heavily indebted companies can be disastrous; they need to pay careful attention to indentures and whether the debtor company can continue to meet the demands of their credit agreement.
Publisher:
Columbia University Press
Language:
English
Identifier:
EISBN: 9780231538848
EISBN: 0231538847
DOI: 10.7312/kuma17224.6
Source:
Ebook Central Academic Complete
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