2007
DOI: 10.1007/bf02751642
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Surviving chapter 11: Why small firms prefer supplier financing

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“…However, these results contrast with previous evidence that has found that the largest exposures to bankrupt firms correspond to trade credit (Jorion and Zhang, 2009;Evans and Koch, 2007). Indeed, if all suppliers would exit from their distressed relationships, we should find that the exposures of trade creditors to bankrupt firms goes to levels very close to zero.…”
Section: Within-firm Trendscontrasting
confidence: 99%
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“…However, these results contrast with previous evidence that has found that the largest exposures to bankrupt firms correspond to trade credit (Jorion and Zhang, 2009;Evans and Koch, 2007). Indeed, if all suppliers would exit from their distressed relationships, we should find that the exposures of trade creditors to bankrupt firms goes to levels very close to zero.…”
Section: Within-firm Trendscontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…Empirical evidence which is also consistent with the idea that supplier relationships are valuable include, Hertzel et al (2008) and Jorion and Zhang (2009), who find that the bankruptcy of a client has a negative impact on the value of the suppliers. 2,3 Similarly, Franks and Nyborg (1996) and Evans and Koch (2007) find that suppliers with private benefits can force inefficient liquidations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Zwar stellt ein solcher "Kredit" aus Sicht der Lieferanten ein Wettbewerbsinstrument dar, allerdings werden häufig diese "Finanzierungskosten", welche durch den Zahlungsaufschub und die damit einhergehenden Opportunitätskosten durch die fehlenden, nicht ertragsgenerie-rend einsetzbaren liquiden Mittel entstehen, wiederum bei Preis-und Vertragsfestlegung an die abnehmenden Kunden weitergegeben (Evans/Koch, 2007). Zwar stellt ein solcher "Kredit" aus Sicht der Lieferanten ein Wettbewerbsinstrument dar, allerdings werden häufig diese "Finanzierungskosten", welche durch den Zahlungsaufschub und die damit einhergehenden Opportunitätskosten durch die fehlenden, nicht ertragsgenerie-rend einsetzbaren liquiden Mittel entstehen, wiederum bei Preis-und Vertragsfestlegung an die abnehmenden Kunden weitergegeben (Evans/Koch, 2007).…”
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“…It also plays a crucial role to correlate SC metrics with the financial metrics in order to have a tight integration between physical operations, exchange of data and information and injections of liquidity [4]. Furthermore, SCF has also become crucial in providing a short-term credit access to the suppliers and buyers, which in turn results in the financing of their Working Capital (WC) that is other-wise difficult to obtain [5]. SCF is complex and largely 'event-driven'.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%