Why Small Businesses Are More Reluctant to File for Chapter 11
They tend to struggle with debt instead, but research suggests two ways to change the situation.
Why Small Businesses Are More Reluctant to File for Chapter 11How financial firms tolerate misconduct
At some firms, more than 15 percent of advisers have a record of misconduct
Misconduct is concentrated in firms that cater to small retail investors.
Mark Egan, Gregor Matvos, and Amit Seru, “The Market for Financial Adviser Misconduct,” Working paper, March 2016.
They tend to struggle with debt instead, but research suggests two ways to change the situation.
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