Uma estimativa do custo de subordinação da dívida financeira estabelecida pela atual lei de falência
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https://doi.org/10.1590/S1519-70772004000300003Keywords:
Binomial Model, Financial Debt, Subordinated Debt, Hybrid SecuritiesAbstract
This paper studies the debt cost effect caused by the payment order when liquidating its liabilities in case of corporate bankruptcy established by the current Bankruptcy Legislation. The new Bankruptcy Legislation under discussion at the Brazilian Congress, Law project 4.376, defines the liability ranking order in case of Bankruptcy in article 86. The current Brazilian bankruptcy regulation defines that employee, social security and fiscal liabilities must be settled before other liabilities such as asset backed debt securities, suppliers and loans. Therefore, there is a subordination of financial liabilities - loans and financing contracted with banks and investors compared to those liabilities with liquidation priority. This research estimates the cost of subordination of financial liabilities. First, we applied the binomial model to estimate the present value of corporate liabilities and its components such as call option, put option and subordination and, finally, we estimated an average of 0.30% p.a. of subordination cost of financial liabilities in relation to liabilities with settlement priority.Downloads
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