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Irish insolvency law.

A procedure in Irish law, similar to the administration process in UK law.

Its purpose - in relation to a company in financial difficulties - is to secure either:

Survival as a going concern, or, failing that
A more advantageous realisation of the assets than would be possible under other arrangements.

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-Historical.
+''Irish insolvency law''.
+A procedure in Irish law, similar to the [[administration]] process in UK law.
-:"Historical simulation is conceptually the simplest alternative method to the delta-normal.  There is no assumption about how markets operate.
-:For any given portfolio held today, you calculate repeatedly its hypothetical value change as if it had been held for a one day period in the past, using the relevant market price changes and other market rate changes for each successive day.
+Its purpose - in relation to a company in financial difficulties - is to secure either:
-:At each step, you do a full valuation and calculate the ex-post or historical value changes over one day."
+*Survival as a going concern, or, failing that
+*A more advantageous realisation of the assets than would be possible under other arrangements.
-:''Historical simulation method - the Treasurer's Wiki''
 == See also ==
-* [[Ex-ante]]
+* [[Administration]]
-* [[Historical simulation method]]
+* [[Chapter 11]]
+* [[Liquidation]]
-[[Category:The_business_context]]
+* [[Receivership]]
+* [[Insolvency]]