Environmental reporting policy and debt maturity: perspectives from a developing country by Hussain, Hafezali Iqbal, Kamarudin, Fakarudin, Turner, Jason J., Mohd Thas Thaker, Hassanudin, Mohamad Anwar, Nazratul Aina

“…Furthermore, discloser firms are found to have lower levels of moral hazards as well as reduced potential for bankruptcy. Discloser firms’ motivation is further evidenced by the reduced potential for cash shortages highlighting lower levels of volatility. …”

Capital structure and impact of debt maturity structure on firms leverage level in Malaysia by Cheng, Fan Fah, Ng, Huey Chyi

“…This paper provides a better understanding on the Malaysian firms’ capital structure and guiding the firms’ manager in managing firms’ debt level and avoiding bankruptcy.…”
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Project risk management decision-making method for manufacturing system using statistical approaches by Alkandari, Khaled H. M. A.

“…On the other hand, lack of methodology in recognizing and minimizing lean production risks during developing manufacturing systems resulted in nothing, except wasting a lot of money and energy, dismissing of personnel, getting loans or bankruptcy. Consequently, for a more desirable management of risks associated with mass production of a manufacturing system, it seems necessary to develop an expanded image and a perspective of future horizons when constructing a manufacturing system. …”
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Assessing forecasting performance on gold data using artificial neural network based models by Ahmad, Mohammad Ridwan Reyaz

“…It is to gold that men turn to in the midst of political and monetary vulnerability, a place of refuge that gives versatile store of value, the common insurance hedge against bankruptcy and chaos. Forecasting gold price and gold demand is an important step to ensure that gold remains as a valueble form of investment or asset instead of being a liablity. …”
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A test on audit tenure, auditor size, independence of audit committee and the issuance of going concern opinion by Shafie, Rohami, Md Yusof, Mohd 'Atef, Md Hussain, Md Hairi

“…Mandatory audit rotation debates come from the arguments that long audit tenure would create cosy relationship between auditors and clients and thus would lead to audit reporting failure such as in the case of bankruptcy. Therefore, this study attempts to investigate the situation in Malaysia whereby no empirical study using archival data has been done. …”
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Compliance of audit requirements by public listed companies in Malaysia capital markets by Sweity, Rami M A, Yeon, Asmah Laili

“…Purpose - In recent years, the corporate governance has become a subject of concern by many stakeholders and emphasis has been laid on the roles of Audit Committees to ensure the quality of financial reporting and compliance of audit requirements by the public listed companies (PLCs).Over the years poor corporate governance (CG) has been widely and frequently reported as a major factor that led to the 1997 Asian crisis, and numerous organisations have claimed that it was the main cause indeed (Nam, 2004).The World Bank claimed that poor CG within the Eastern Asian countries is attributed to a lack of an effective board of directors, inadequate internal control, unreliable financial statements, absence of sufficient information, poor compliance, and a lack of effective audit system (World Bank, 1998).The challenges mentioned have led to huge losses and poorly estimated liabilities.However, the regulatory bodies in charge of monitoring as well as controlling the affairs have failed to identify these weaknesses and to put in corrective measures.Malaysia was also hard hit by the Asian economic crisis that impacted the region in 1997.Corporate sector weaknesses and poor CG were considered important causes of the crisis (Khatri, Leruth & Piesse, 2002).The companies affected were in financial distress and had to seek protection under a winding up/bankruptcy protection.According Abdul Rahman et al (2007), as a result of the advents of the meltdown, the government of Malaysia saw the need to keep the standard of CG in all companies to regain and re-secure investors’ interest and confidence.As a result, the Malaysian Code of Corporate Governance (MCCG) is introduced (HLFC, 2000) and the Bursa Malaysia strengthen their Listing Requirements and best practice efforts is been practised in PLCs.One of the principles in the MCCG, Bursa Malaysia Listing Requirements is concerning the requirements of audit practises among the PLCs.In light of the above discussion, this paper focuses on the issue of compliance of audit requirements by the PLCs in Malaysia Capital Markets.…”
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An Emperical Study of The Comparative Trend of Stressed Assets in Public and Private Sector Commercial Banks by Debashisa Mohanty, Debidutta Acharya

“…Change in credit culture was effected, with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) fundamentally changing the creditor-borrower relationship, taking away control of the defaulting company from promoters/ owners and debarring willful defaulters from the resolution process and debarring them from raising funds from the market.…”
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The Importance of Policy Neutrality for Lowering Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Trevor Tombe, Jennifer Winter

“…Second, we propose a compensation scheme to firms covered by the regulation to prevent bankruptcy. These modifications can bring the cost of intensity standards closer to flat energy taxes. …”
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PANDEMI COVID-19: LEBIH BAIK MENAMBAH UTANG ATAU EKUITAS? by Bayu Aprillianto, Oktaviani Ari Wardhaningrum

“…Many companies must suffer losses, even have to declare bankruptcy. Operational activities had been limited that caused the company no longer being able to rely on internal funding to finance its business. …”
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Earnings Management by Russian Сompanies at the Initial Public Offering by E. D. Nikulin, A. A. Sviridov

“…Illegal earnings management can also lead to bankruptcy. Considering possible negative effect for both the company and its counterparties, it should be analyzed when the earnings management is used and by what means. …”
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The COVID-19 Pandemic and Its Impacts on Tourism Business in a Developing City: Insight from Vietnam by Da Van Huynh, Thuy Thi Kim Truong, Long Hai Duong, Nhan Trong Nguyen, Giang Vu Huong Dao, Canh Ngoc Dao

“…Unfortunately, the tourism business sectors were found to be on the brink of bankruptcy or facing permanent shutdown after the third wave. …”
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Regional Aspect of the Russian Insurance Market by Aleksander Andreevich Tsyganov, Nadezda Victorovna Kirillova

“…Currently, the situation has been aggravated due to increased insurance supervision, increased requirements for the authorized capital of insurance organizations, asset quality, significant additional costs for the transition to a new chart of accounts, XBRL data formats at the request of the Central Bank of Russia, the development of insolvency, temporary administration, bankruptcy. Additional diversion of resources to counter «insurance lawyers», the settlement of problems with the Federal Anti-Monopoly Service (FAS) significantly affects the financial condition of insurance organizations, which are not in the list of the top 50 insurers. …”
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MACROECONOMIC VARIABLES AND ROMANIAN CORPORATE DEFAULT RATES BETWEEN 2002-2008 by Suveg Orsolya, Joita Nicoleta, Karsai Zoltan-Krisztian, Kovacs Ildiko

“…These conditions forced several firms to declare bankruptcy and to stop their activity. The aim of this research is to assess the relationship between the corporate default rates and the macroeconomic processes in the case of Romania for the period comprised between 2002Q1-2008Q4. …”
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THE TRANSFORMATION OF AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISES IN CONDITIONS OF MARKET RELATIONS DEVELOPMENT IN UKRAINE by Butenko E, Kharytonenko R.

“…Notes the insufficient level of their competitiveness, making it impossible to provide the expanded reproduction, determines the risk of insolvency and, as a consequence, leads to bankruptcy. Farmers receive government support, but it is weak and temporary, which greatly impedes their development. …”
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Pengaruh Profitabilitas, Likuiditas, dan Struktur Modal Terhadap Nilai Perusahaan Melalui Kebijakan Dividen by Nico Hadi, Johny Budiman

“…Indonesia is one of the countries affected by the Covid-19 virus, where large companies and MSMEs are unable to carry out normal operational activities and maximize revenue, so that many companies and MSMEs have experienced bankruptcy or gone out of business. The purpose of this study is to identify the relationship between profitability, liquidity, and capital structure on firm value through dividend policy as a mediating variable in non-cyclical consumer sector companies. 135 samples were used from 2019 to 2021 listed on the IDX. …”
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Penyelenggara Dana Perlindungan Pemodal Bagi Investor Dalam Transaksi Saham Pada Pasar Modal by Mohammad Solehodin Attijani

“…The capital market can fail due to loss of investor distrust caused by the failure or bankruptcy of securities companies, resulting in a systemic effect that can reduce the reliability of the capital market industry. …”
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Measures on Realisation of the Anti-Crisis Strategy under Conditions of Unstable Environment Мероприятия по реализации антикризисной стратегии в условиях нестабильной внешней среды... by Zosimova Zhanna S.

“…The said measures (under conditions of selection of an anti-crisis strategy) would help an engineering enterprise to follow the selected strategy and avoid bankruptcy. Managers and specialists of engineering enterprises should, under conditions of the crisis state, focus not only on problems of elimination of the crisis consequences but also on the selection of such an anti-crisis strategy, which would be determined by priorities connected with the crisis consequences and ability to foresee them and forecast in order to eliminate them.…”
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Development of a methodology for assessing systemically important Ukrainian banks and a Z-score by Oleksandra Hirna, Vira Druhova, Lidiia Dudynets, Olha Vernei, Dariusz Wawrzyniak

“…The study empirically confirms that Z-index, which combines the positive characteristics of the static asset return ratio and bankruptcy probability, can be used to determine the methodology as an indicator of the performance of systemically important banks, primarily state-owned banks.…”
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Self-handicapping and academic path of undergraduate Business students by Maria Nazaré Oliveira Wyse, Daiane Pias Machado, Anderson Betti Frare

“…This prevents the achievement of optimal solutions, which may result in economic bankruptcy and non-compliance with organizational goals and results. …”
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Economies of scale in constructing plant factories with artificial lighting and the economic viability of crop production by Yunfei Zhuang, Na Lu, Shigeharu Shimamura, Atsushi Maruyama, Masao Kikuchi, Michiko Takagaki

“…It is also shown that crop production in PFALs is highly sensitive to changes in the yield and the price of the crops: A 30% decline either in the yield or the price of lettuce would easily bring PFALs bankruptcy. It is discussed that the optimum scale of PFALs would depend not only on the economies of scale but also on the transaction costs, such as the costs of searching and keeping a sufficient number of buyers who offer good and stable crop prices.…”
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