Abstract: Credit Default Swaps have become ubiquitous over the last several years and bankruptcy lawyers are concerned that CDS may be changing the nature of how bankruptcy works in the US as CDS holders do not have the same incentives as cash

Brief Excerpt: Credit Default Swaps: Will They Change the Course of Bankruptcy? Credit Default Swaps have become ubiquitous over the last several years, changing the nature of the risk fixed income investors face when bankruptcy looms Bankruptcy...

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