Extending the Maturity of a Defaulting Debt — The Longstaff Model Revisited

This paper uses differing objective functions under the Longstaff model (1990) to discuss the strategic choices faced by the creditor when deciding whether to grant maturity extension on a defaulted loan. The results reveal that: (1) it ensures that the return per unit of risk is higher after maturi...

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Published in:Review of Pacific basin financial markets and policies 2009-03, Vol.12 (1), p.125-140
Main Authors: Lee, Shyan Yuan, Chung, Yi Fang
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Debt management
Default
Defaulting debt
Financial engineering
JEL Classification: G33
JEL Classification: GG13
liquidation cost
Loan losses
Maturity
maturity extension decisions
optimal extension period
Portfolio management
Sharpe ratio
Studies
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Loan losses
Maturity
maturity extension decisions
optimal extension period
Portfolio management
Sharpe ratio
Studies
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