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reorganization
restructuring of a corporation's financial assets under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code to return the company to profitability.

Capital reorganisation
A capital reorganisation is a significant change to a company's capital structure. It needs to be more than a simple change to the amount of capital of a particular class.

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Plan for reorganization
Definition: [crh] A plan for reorganizing a firm during the Chapter 11 bankruptcy process.

Reorganization
1: Financial restructuring of a corporation in bankruptcy.
2: A department within a brokerage firm that handles client's securities that are merging, being taken over, etc. The department is usually just called "Reorg".

Reorganization
This is a change in the businesses capital arrangements.

reorganization - the resolving of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy by the emergence of the debtor as a viable business.

REORGANIZATION: " (1) The financial restructuring of a company in bankruptcy. See: Bankruptcy. (2) The department within a brokerage firm which handles mergers, conversions, etc. Sometimes simply called Reorg.

reorganization
Restructuring of financial claims on failing firm to allow it to keep operating.
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Reorganization Financial restructuring of a firm under bankruptcy. Both the firm's assets and its financial structure are modified.

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In addition, corporations may change key aspects of their legal identity, capitalization, or structure in a tax free manner under most systems.

Reorganizing into DRGs
In the mid-1980's, when DRGs (Diagnostic Related Groups) surfaced in acute care settings, hospitals responded by reducing costs, in turn diverting patient care spending to the less-costly home care setting.

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Reorganisation
A Company may wish to re-organise its capital structure in order to raise more finance or to pay a dividend. This includes Subdivision and Consolidation.
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Reorganization of capital of a corporation
A reorganization of capital of a corporation is when all the shares of a particular class of the capital stock of a corporation held by a taxpayer are reclassified or exchanged for another class of shares of ...

Reorganization
Creation of a plan to restructure a debtor's business and restore its financial health.
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A reorganization under the bankruptcy laws during which new management may be brought in and a redesign of the capital structure may be redesigned
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A reorganization of a company in order to increase its efficiency. This reorganization may lead to an expansion or reduction in company size, a change of policy, or an alteration of strategy pertaining to particular products.
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The reorganization of a company in order to attain greater efficiency and to adapt to new markets.

In a reorganization, a troubled company may offer income bonds to investors in exchange for bonds they already hold. These are unsecured bonds that require the issuer to make scheduled coupon payments only if it has the income to do so.

If the reorganization process goes badly or cannot be agreed on, the courts may go in to the traditional complete liquidation process like in chapter 7 of the code.

Plan for reorganization
A plan for reorganizing a firm during the Chapter 11 bankruptcy process.
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Business reorganizations and employer withdrawals from multiemployer plans
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After the reorganization of the business, acquirers such as specialized LBO funds usually exit from the company. Various types of methods are used for the exit. One is selling out the company to a strategic buyer.

Business reorganization. Business goodwill may need to be measured to determine if the business is worth more as a going concern or should be liquidated.

When companies reorganize and jobs disappear, companies may turn to an employee placement program to minimize the number of layoffs.

A reorganization bankruptcy, usually involving a corporation or partnership. (A Chapter 11 debtor usually proposes a plan of reorganization to keep its business alive and pay creditors over time.

Chapter 7 Proceedings Provisions of the Bankruptcy Reform Act under which the debtor firm's assets are liquidated by a court because reorganization would fail to establish a profitable business.

These bonds are commonly used during the reorganization of a failed or failing business. Income dividend Any payout to mutual fund shareholders resulting from interest, dividends, or other income.

The assistance agreement includes the terms of the purchase of assets and assumption of liabilities of the failing institution by the assuming institution; it may also include provisions regarding a reorganization of the failing institution under ...

receivership A form of bankruptcy in which a firm can avoid liquidation by reorganizing with the help of a court-appointed trustee. recession A period of general economic decline, spread across the whole economy for longer...

Fair-and-equitable test A set of requirements for a plan of reorganization to be approved by the bankruptcy court. Fair game An investment prospect that has a zero risk premium.

SPIN-OFF -- A type of corporate reorganization by which the shares of a new corporation (or the subsidiary company) are distributed to the original shareholders (or the parent's shareholders) without these shareholders surrendering any of their stock ...

Best-interests-of-creditors test The requirement that a claim holder voting against a plan of reorganization must receive at least as much as he would have if the debtor were liquidated.

The objective of the Conference was to reorganize the international monetary system towards a new monetary cooperation, which would foster world trade and economic growth.

It is difficult to distinguish a firm in financial distress from an economically failed enterprise, and it is doubtful that the current reorganization system is very accurate at making the distinction.

France has reorganized her token coins (1864), entered into the Latin union (1865) and adopted the limping standard in 1874. Germany has completely transformed the monetary system hitherto existing in the German States (1873).

Chapter 11 debtor should present a plan of reorganization within 120 days and get it accepted within 180 days after filing Chapter 11 petition.

The Paris bourse, dating from 1720 but completely reorganized in 1999, consists of the main exchange, equivalent to the New York Stock Exchange, plus the Matif (the derivatives exchange) and the Monep (the equity and index options market).

With Chapter 11 bankruptcy, also called reorganization bankruptcy, you work with the court and your creditors to repay debt over three to five years.

Reverse Split - Occurs when a corporation reduces the number of shares outstanding by reorganizing its capitalization structure. Here, fewer shares may be an effort to have a higher unit share price.

Rationalisation - The reorganising of production (often after a merger) so as to cut out waste and duplication and generally to reduce costs.
Rationing - Where the government restricts the amount of a good that people are allowed to buy.

Consolidation - A form of corporate reorganization in which two firms pool their assets and liabilities to form a new company.

BANKRUPTCY ACT OF 1933 - a statutory expansion of reorganization for companies; (see Section 77); the B...
BANKRUPTCY ACT OF 1934 - a further statutory expansion of reorganization for companies; (see Section 77...

During the bankruptcy process, creditors may entertain plans for reorganization of the bankrupt to preserve value in operation. During this time the bankrupt's assets are held by a bankruptcy trustee.

A financial intermediary specialised in offering a variety of services, such as acting as a broker in share and bond deals, underwriting new security issues, facilitating mergers and other corporate reorganizations, ...

Provisions of the Bankruptcy Reform Act under which the debtor firm is reorganized by a court because the estimated value of the reorganized firm exceeds the expected proceeds from its liquidation.
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Legal bankruptcy
A legal proceeding for liquidating or reorganizing a business.
Bankruptcy
State of being unable to pay debts. Thus, the ownership of the firm's assets is transferred from the stockholders to the bondholders.

During a period of decline, organizations may find it necessary to reorganize, restructure, or redefine the strategy to survive.

Prior-lien bond
A bond usually arising from reorganization with precedence over another bond of the same issuing company that is equally secured.
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Chapter Eleven
Type of bankruptcy filing allowing restructuring and reorganization of existing debts which is used most often by businesses. Creditors must vote on a debt-paying plan and a judge must approve.

exchanges of stock for other stock in the same or a different corporation that occur because of a merger, acquisition, recapitalization, or some other form of reorganization, provided certain rules are followed ...

Reorganization Plan No. 3 of 1979 (implemented by Executive Order in January 1980), charged the Office with responsibility for setting and administering overall trade policy and identified the USTR as the chief representative of the U.S.

The term medical bankruptcy relates to the reason why an individual or married couple files a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy - that is, to either eliminate or reorganize overwhelming owed medical debts.

A bankruptcy procedure that allows a bankruptcy court to initiate a reorganization plan for a company despite objections from creditors.

Bankruptcy - A condition in which a business cannot meet its debt obligations and petitions a federal district court for either reorganization of its debts or liquidation of its assets.

Chapter 11: A debtor (business, individual, or partnership) is declared bankrupt, but is allowed reorganization to attempt debt repayment. Creditor approval is required. A separate taxable entity is created.
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Definition: When no one can be made better off without someone else being made worse off, following a reorganisation of production or distribution.
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