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The Case For A Uniform Definition Of A Leveraged Loan, Zachary L. Pechter
The Case For A Uniform Definition Of A Leveraged Loan, Zachary L. Pechter
Florida State University Law Review
Over the past twenty years, leveraged loans and high yield bonds have converged into similar instruments, sparking a debate as to whether leveraged loans should be regulated as securities like high yield bonds. This Note recognizes problems with the current regulatory framework for leveraged loans and shows that leveraged loans are not securities and should not be regulated as such. Instead of regulating leveraged loans as securities, which would likely be more costly than beneficial and contrary to the SEC’s mission statement, the SEC should promulgate a uniform definition of a leveraged loan. This solution would alleviate problems such as …
Durbin Amendment To The Dodd Frank Act: Two Caps Are Better Than One For Debit Card Interchange Fees, Maureen Kane
Durbin Amendment To The Dodd Frank Act: Two Caps Are Better Than One For Debit Card Interchange Fees, Maureen Kane
Florida State University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Pay As Risk Regulation, Andrew C.W. Lund
Pay As Risk Regulation, Andrew C.W. Lund
Florida State University Law Review
How do we prevent financial institutions from taking excessive risk when the public fisc serves as creditor? This is one of the central questions left over after the recent financial crisis and, for the past five years, there has been no shortage of proposed answers. Two of the more popular candidates for ex ante regulation—proprietary trading restrictions and enhanced capital requirements—are on their way to being enacted in one form or another, albeit with some controversy over their cost and ultimate efficacy. Meanwhile, a third, more indirect approach has sprouted in the pages of law and finance journals under which …
Transitive Counterparty Risk And Financial Contracts, Manuel A. Utset
Transitive Counterparty Risk And Financial Contracts, Manuel A. Utset
Scholarly Publications
No abstract provided.
Financial System Engineering, Manuel A. Utset
Financial System Engineering, Manuel A. Utset
Scholarly Publications
No abstract provided.
Corporate Actors, Corporate Crimes And Time-Inconsistent Preference, Manuel A. Utset
Corporate Actors, Corporate Crimes And Time-Inconsistent Preference, Manuel A. Utset
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No abstract provided.
The False Promise Of Risk-Reducing Incentive Pay: Evidence From Executive Pensions And Deferred Compensation, Kelli A. Alces, Brian D. Galle
The False Promise Of Risk-Reducing Incentive Pay: Evidence From Executive Pensions And Deferred Compensation, Kelli A. Alces, Brian D. Galle
Scholarly Publications
No abstract provided.
Complex Financial Institutions And Systemic Risk, Manuel A. Utset
Complex Financial Institutions And Systemic Risk, Manuel A. Utset
Scholarly Publications
No abstract provided.
Managerial Entrenchment And Shareholder Wealth Revisited: Theory And Evidence From A Recessionary Market, Jay B. Kesten
Managerial Entrenchment And Shareholder Wealth Revisited: Theory And Evidence From A Recessionary Market, Jay B. Kesten
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Does managerial entrenchment create or destroy shareholder value? This Article presents both theory and evidence that the answer to this question is not monolithic, but rather depends on factors that vary greatly with the macroeconomic climate, such as firm profitability, takeover frequency, and valuation of takeover premiums. The mainstream view, both of academics and market participants, is that entrenchment reduces accountability to shareholders and amplifies agency costs, thus decreasing shareholder wealth. Two influential studies (Bebchuk, Cohen & Ferrell (2009) and Gompers, Ishii & Metrick (2003)) present empirical evidence consistent with this conclusion, finding statistically significant negative correlations between entrenchment and …
Strategic Governance, Kelli A. Alces
Strategic Governance, Kelli A. Alces
Scholarly Publications
Creditors exercise significant power over financially distressed corporations, thereby pushing corporate managers further into the realm of unprofitable risk aversion. The heavy hand of creditor power and the threats creditors are able to make to managers’ professional stability and success misalign senior officers’ incentives by undermining their freedom to make wealth-maximizing decisions on behalf of the corporation. The importance of independent managerial decision making is paramount in the law of corporate governance and that independence has been inefficiently undermined by the exertion of oppressive creditor control. This Article resolves the problem by creating a mechanism to balance shareholder and creditor …
The Microfinance Movement: Closing The Gender Gap With A Click?, Ruth Jackson Lee
The Microfinance Movement: Closing The Gender Gap With A Click?, Ruth Jackson Lee
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
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Reciprocal Fairness, Strategic Behavior & Venture Survival: A Theory Of Venture Capital-Financed Firms, Manuel A. Utset
Reciprocal Fairness, Strategic Behavior & Venture Survival: A Theory Of Venture Capital-Financed Firms, Manuel A. Utset
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Overcoming Apathetic Internationalism To Generate Hemispheric Benefits: Analysis Of And Arguments For Recent Secured Transactions Laws In Mexico, Hale S. Sheppard
Overcoming Apathetic Internationalism To Generate Hemispheric Benefits: Analysis Of And Arguments For Recent Secured Transactions Laws In Mexico, Hale S. Sheppard
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
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Microfinance And The Mechanics Of Solidarity Lending: Improving Access To Credit Throught Innovations In Contract Structure, Jameel Jaffer
Microfinance And The Mechanics Of Solidarity Lending: Improving Access To Credit Throught Innovations In Contract Structure, Jameel Jaffer
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
No abstract provided.
From Behind The Looking Glass: Good Faith, Fiduciary Duty & Permitted Harm, Claire Moore Dickerson
From Behind The Looking Glass: Good Faith, Fiduciary Duty & Permitted Harm, Claire Moore Dickerson
Florida State University Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Discipline Of Institutions And The Disciplining Of Banks, Manuel A. Utset
The Discipline Of Institutions And The Disciplining Of Banks, Manuel A. Utset
Scholarly Publications
No abstract provided.
Is The Power Of The Rtc Unlimited? -- Federal Preemption Of State Banking Law, David Whitney Adams
Is The Power Of The Rtc Unlimited? -- Federal Preemption Of State Banking Law, David Whitney Adams
Florida State University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Regional Reciprocal Banking Laws: Constitutional, But What Next?, C. Timothy Gray
Regional Reciprocal Banking Laws: Constitutional, But What Next?, C. Timothy Gray
Florida State University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Glass-Steagall: Lest We Forget, Lawrence F. Orbe Iii
Glass-Steagall: Lest We Forget, Lawrence F. Orbe Iii
Florida State University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Loan Participations: Are They "Securities"?, Dennis Scholl, Ronald L. Weaver
Loan Participations: Are They "Securities"?, Dennis Scholl, Ronald L. Weaver
Florida State University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Federal Regulation Of Foreign Currency Trading For Future Delivery On Interbank And Futures Markets, Stewart L. Brown, W. Dekle Day
Federal Regulation Of Foreign Currency Trading For Future Delivery On Interbank And Futures Markets, Stewart L. Brown, W. Dekle Day
Florida State University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Diversification And Sophistication Of Banking Services And Exclusive Venue Privilege On A Collision Course, J. Michael Nifong
Diversification And Sophistication Of Banking Services And Exclusive Venue Privilege On A Collision Course, J. Michael Nifong
Florida State University Law Review
No abstract provided.