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Failing Banks: Creditors' Rights and the Distribution of Bank Assets

Kronberg, 1988

Document ID
9814629184918269387
Author
Kronberg P
Publication year
Publication venue
Ann. Rev. Banking L.

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FAILING BANKS: CREDITORS' RIGHTS AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF BANK ASSETS Page 1 FAILING BANKS: CREDITORS' RIGHTS AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF BANK ASSETS I. INTRODUCTION To introduce the problem of bank creditors' rights in a purchase and …
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