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Rolling Back Dodd-Frank: Investors’ and Banks’ Responses to Financial Market Deregulation

Reynolds Holding

Dodd-Frank created a new financial regulatory landscape with intensified federal oversight and an extensive set of regulations on banks, such as stress tests and stricter capital, trading, loan, and mortgage underwriting standards (Acharya and Richardson, 2012; Richardson et al., billion for banks with more than $10 billion in assets.

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Everything about Share Buybacks

Andrew Stolz

2018) looked at buybacks from 1998 to 2010 in 31 non-U.S. A second method is when the company uses its own cash and cash borrowed from a bank. This usually happens when a company is making a deliberate and significant change to its capital structure. Chart from Kroen (2021). Another interesting study by Manconi et al.

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Leveraged Buyouts

Andrew Stolz

This is a Valuation Master Class student essay by Jana Kristofova from October 4, 2018. A private equity firm aims a target return of around 20 – 25% (WallStreetMojo, 2018). Senior Bank Debt / EBITDA 3.0x. Senior term bank debt. Macabus (2018).

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Skadden Discusses De-SPACed Companies Seeking Chapter 11 Protection

Reynolds Holding

But the dramatic tightening of capital markets over the past 18 months has made it even more challenging for these companies, as they seek substantial additional capital required to sustain near- and medium-term operating losses while scaling their businesses to profitability. million $7.4

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Beyond the Twilight Zone: The Restructuring and Resurrection of Zombie Firms

Reynolds Holding

These companies would probably have gone bankrupt without the forbearance of banks or regulators or other types of government or lender support, but their rise reduces economic productivity, limits healthy firms’ growth, and deters the creation of new firms (Caballero et al, 2008; McGowan, Andrews, and Millot, 2017). REFERENCES. Andrews, D.,

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