These aren’t bad bankruptcy laws. They are actually good and protect things that are most important- bondholders and higher priority creditors.
I don’t think letting companies set their own creditor priorities would really be feasible if we want to have predictable securities markets.
I assume that if we let companies protect certain assets from creditors during bankruptcy they would set aside massive bonuses and all sorts of other shenanigans.
I don’t think letting companies set their own creditor priorities would really be feasible if we want to have predictable securities markets.
I assume that if we let companies protect certain assets from creditors during bankruptcy they would set aside massive bonuses and all sorts of other shenanigans.