Teaching Turnaround Management and Bankruptcy

FINANCIAL PRACTICE AND EDUCATION, Fall/Winter 1995

14 Pages Posted: 1 Jul 1998 Last revised: 5 Dec 2012

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Harlan D. Platt

Northeastern University - Finance and Insurance Area

Date Written: 1995

Abstract

Students both need and want to learn how to restore distressed and dying companies. Business schools have a responsibility to both their students and to society to teach these skills. One factor holding back faculty who might have considered teaching a course on this topic is the lack of a textbook and any ancillary support material. This article discusses how several faculty members have successfully overcome this limitation. A short review of the techniques of turnaround management is also provided based on discussions with several practicing turnaround managers.

JEL Classification: A20

Suggested Citation

Platt, Harlan D., Teaching Turnaround Management and Bankruptcy (1995). FINANCIAL PRACTICE AND EDUCATION, Fall/Winter 1995, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=7379

Harlan D. Platt (Contact Author)

Northeastern University - Finance and Insurance Area ( email )

Boston, MA 02115
United States
617-373-4740 (Phone)
617-373-8798 (Fax)

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