Answered By: Lippincott Library Last Updated: Aug 06, 2020 Views: 171
Answered By: Lippincott Library
Last Updated: Aug 06, 2020 Views: 171
Find bankruptcy transactions using:
- S&P Capital IQ (note: available to Wharton students only. See Where can I get access to Capital IQ? for details). Select Screening-->Transactions.
- PitchBook (note: personal account required) - select Companies & Deals ---> Deal Types --> Distress.
For bankruptcy case decisions, go to NexisUni. Use the All Sources option to search for circuit bankruptcy to find cases in a specific circuit. Note that these do not include the bankruptcy filing documents.
Use Cheetah. for bankruptcy law information.
The UCLA-LoPucki Bankruptcy Research Database contains data on all of the more than one-thousand large public companies that have filed bankruptcy cases since October 1, 1979.
For bankruptcy statistics:
- American Bankruptcy Institute has monthly state and district filings back to 2012.
- Bankruptcy yearbook and almanac - available in print at Lippincott (call number HG3760 .B35)
- US Bankruptcy Court Caseload Statistics Data Tables - select bankruptcy filings under the Publication Name drop-down. Includes cases by chapter, district and county. Their data is also aggregated in Statista.
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