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Credit and Leasing – a comparison of ways in financing
Vernerová, Nikola ; Švarc, Zbyněk (advisor) ; Marková, Hana (referee)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to characterize and compare credit and leasing. The first part is focused on a detailed specification of these financial instruments and their legal regulations and history. Also mentioned are accounting and tax aspects. The second part is aimed at a comparison of credit and leasing. The comparison of these two ways of financing includes an appreciation of these instruments for entrepreneurs and for natural persons. Last but not least is a question, if the winner in financial decisions is credit or leasing.
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Analysis of reorganizations in Czech republic
Rakytová, Tatiana ; Schönfeld, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Smrčka, Luboš (referee)
The main objective of this work, except for clarifying the legislation which defines the process of reorganization under the Czech Insolvency Act 182/2006 as amended, is also to introduce a sample of allowed reorganizations from the perspective of selected economic and non-economic factors. The sample consists of all companies in which reorganization has been authorized by the court from 1.1.2008 to 31.12.2012. The fundamental factors of analysis are causes of default, the processes leading to the approval of reorganization, a way of ensuring operational funding, the duration of the reorganization, the methods of solution, the rate of satisfaction of creditors and others. The methods that were used in the analysis are analytical and descriptive, then evaluation method and comparison. The research was based on publicly available data of the reorganized companies located in the Insolvency register. According to the results it can be generally said that the reorganization is more favorable to creditors than bankruptcy, mainly due to higher rate of speed and satisfaction of creditors. However, the reorganization is not common way of resolving insolvency. For successful completion of the reorganization, directors should start insolvency process at a time when a company is only in a state of imminent bankruptcy. Also, an important aspect is realistic and well-prepared reorganization plan which should be sold to its creditors before deciding on the insolvency by the court. Debtor should have in his mind that just creditors are the crucial factor whether the whole reorganization process will be successful.
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Insolvency crimes
Bernardova, Vendula ; Moravec, Tomáš (advisor) ; Žák, Květoslav (referee)
As it is evident from the theme of bachelor thesis, it deals with insolvency crimes. The aim of this thesis is to create a unified overview of selected insolvency crimes and also provide an explanation of basic concepts of criminal and bankruptcy law. The thesis is divided into six chapters. The first five chapters are devoted to the basics of the criminal law, for example what the crime is, which charakteristics it has, etc. The final chapter discusses the mere insolvency crimes.
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Insolvency proceedings from the viewpoint of a creditor
Šimáková, Barbora ; Novák, Miloš (advisor) ; Vagaský, Radoslav (referee)
This thesis first describes the insolvency proceedings in general, explains basic concepts, describes the different stages of insolvency proceedings and introduces the reader to the entitiesin the insolvency process. It also explains what is a bankruptcy and presents possible ways of solving it. The current situation in relation to insolvency proceedings is shown based on the basic statistics. In the next section, the thesis is focused on the classification of debts and the possibility of creditors to submit their claims in an insolvency proceeding. It also deals with special cases that may occur. The final part of the thesis describes an example application of claims in practise, incl. complications that the creditor must solve.
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Dissolution of a company
Murauyova, Hanna ; Smrčka, Luboš (advisor) ; Schönfeld, Jaroslav (referee)
The topic of the bachelor's thesis is the dissolution of a company. The main aim of the thesis is the evaluation of the use of the Insolvency act No 182/2006 Coll., about bankruptcy and the ways of its solution. In the bachelor's thesis I'm going to concentrate on the final stage of the life of the company -- its demise and dissolution. In the theoretical part I describe all stages of the life of the company, its crisis and redevelopment, insolvency proceedings, their stages and subjects. In the theoretical part I also describe the ways of solution bankruptcy. The aim of the practical part is to describe the evaluation of the insolvency proceedings of the Odevni podnik Prostejov, a.s. In the practical part I also describe the possible reasons of the problem, its solution and the present situation in the company. In conclusion I evaluate the use of the Insolvency act on the basis of the insolvency proceedings of the Odevni podnik Prostejov, a.s
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Insolvency resolution methods of natural persons in Czech republic
Šabatka, Jiří ; Smrčka, Luboš (advisor) ; Filip, Hynek (referee)
This bachelor thesis presents and describes insolvency resolution methods of natural persons according to actual Czech insolvency act. In connection with a significant increase of initiated insolvency proceedings in last three years is this thesis focused on extremely indebted households. First part deals with basic concepts and phases of whole proceeding. In second part reader discovers particular resolution methods, which are well known bankruptcy leading to liquidation and new institute of personal bankruptcy. These chapters clearly define differences, positives and negatives connected with each resolution method. Last part refers to specific advantage for debtors, which comes with personal bankruptcy. The analysis, necessary for creating this part, is based on real data from insolvency register.
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Debt collection from the economic point of view
Klofáč, Michal ; Moravec, Tomáš (advisor) ; Patočka, Radim (referee)
The thesis deals with the issues of debt collection from the creditor's point of view. It first introduces the main concepts and specifies select principles which can increase the probability of not having to collect the debt in the first place. The key part of the thesis then covers the introduction of various methods of debt collection along with the analysis of their effectiveness for the creditor. Because of the highly individual nature of every debt, the final part of the thesis includes a brief guideline for different situations as well as several model examples and general principles which the creditor should adhere to when collecting problematic debt.
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The Course of Insolvency Proceedings in the Czech Republic
Bartošová, Petra ; Randáková, Monika (advisor) ; Roubíčková, Jaroslava (referee)
The main topic of this thesis is the course of insolvency proceedings pending under Insolvency Act and the aim is to compare the actual ongoing insolvency proceedings in practice with the theory. In the beginning of thesis are defined the basic terms which can be appeared during the insolvency proceedings. Subsequently, there is theoretically demonstrated the course of insolvency proceedings from the start through the decision on bankruptcy to the ways of resolving insolvency. The following section discusses the economic impacts of the debtor and his creditors. The aim of practical part is demonstrating the application of insolvency law in practice using by the real insolvency proceedings with EQUUS Company Ltd.
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