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Efficient Recapitalization

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Philippon, Thomas *
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Schnabl, Philipp
DOI:10.1111/j.1540-6261.2012.01793.xdelete
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We analyze government interventions to recapitalize a banking sector that restricts lending to firms because of debt overhang. We find that the efficient recapitalization program injects capital against preferred stock plus warrants and conditions implementation on sufficient bank participation. Preferred stock plus warrants reduces opportunistic participation by banks that do not require recapitalization, although conditional implementation limits free riding by banks that benefit from lower credit risk because of other banks participation. Efficient recapitalization is profitable if the benefits of lower aggregate credit risk exceed the cost of implicit transfers to bank debt holders.
Keywords:
FINANCIAL CRISIS
DEBT OVERHANG
REORGANIZATION
LIQUIDITY

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Journal of Finance cover
Journal of Finance
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New York University
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