The thesis deals with insolvency proceeding and the aim of this thesis is to point out some facts thanks to practical examples and to become these facts were already less. The thesis is divided into six chapters, where it is analyzed the history of bankruptcy law, what is the decline and then insolvency proceeding. The final chapters are devoted to practical examples and situation in Czech Republic from efficiency the insolvency Act.

The aim of this thesis is to analysis the current consumer protection in the case of bankruptcy of the tour operator in the Czech Republic, review of the present situation in selected member states of the European Union and a draft for the specific alternative options for the Czech Republic to increase the protection of clients of the tour operator. The theoretical part is devoted to the definition of the fundamental and legislative terms relating to the issues under examination. The practical part outlines the current situation of bankruptcies of the tour operators and ensuring the conditions in the Czech Republic and also in the European Union. The merit of the practical part is the result of the market research implementation, aimed at evaluation of the attitude and opinions of the professional public on the current situation in the branch. Based on the obtained information, the specific options for the tour operators and adjustments in the Czech tourism industry are provided, so the consumer protection in the case of bankruptcy of the tour operator would be sufficient.

The Master's Thesis includes an economic analysis of the company Pivovar Rohozec, a. s. for the period 2007 to 2012. The main goal of this thesis is to find out an achieved financial health of the brewery and also how the firm is compared with the competition. The thesis is divided into two parts, it begins with a description of the methodology, continues with the practical part, where the economic analysis of the Pivovar Rohozec, a. s. is performed. The aim of Marter's Thesis is to apprise the balance rules, the financial analysis, the effects of financial and operating leverage, the Economic Value Added (EVA) indicator, evaluate indexes for prediction of bankruptcy and creditworthiness and also the inter-company comparisons.

The aim of this master thesis is a financial analysis of Audi Group. Audi is one of the most popular brand of premium car manufacturers, which has a long history and which is a part of one of the biggest world groups in automotive industry -- Volkswagen Group. In this paper we will look into its financial reports in order to analyze its financial performance and make the conclusion in the end -- is Audi Group successful?

The topic of this thesis is bankruptcy as a form of insolvency solution with a practical example of company Z plus M TRADING Ltd. The goal of the thesis is to describe the gist of bankruptcy proceedings and describe the changes in Czech insolvency law that took place with the introduction of the new Civil Code effective from 1 January 2014. The thesis is divided into six chapters. It provides information on history of insolvency, bankruptcy proceedings or provides statistics on insolvency proceedings. The gathered information is then applied to a specific example of a company in bankruptcy.

Restructuring as one of the ways of solving insolvency is a method, that is supposed to allow preservation of the operation of the debtor`s company. Part of the restructurings however later converts into bankruptcy orders. The objective of this thesis is an identification of the key factors that lead to a successful fulfilment of the restructuring plan and also factors that might lead to their conversion into bankruptcy orders. The first part of this thesis is dedicated to insolvency and methods of its resolution among others according to the act no. 182/2006 Coll. on Insolvency and Methods of its resolution (Insolvency Act). The second part is dedicated to the selected factors and their possible influence on successful or unsuccessful completion of the restructuring. The conclusion includes a summary of important findings concerning whether and if so, what kind of connection is there between the selected factors and their influence on the successful completion of restructurings.

Dissertation thesis deals with the managerial needs in the area of financial health. Managers need a tool to reveal the impending financial failure or to assess the financial quality of the organization. They link their decisions to performance, ability to pay, employee productivity, financial resources and financial risk. In the theoretical part of the thesis it is necessary to explain the non-profit sector and its connection with the hospital environment. It is also necessary to introduce models used both in the Czech Republic and abroad, which share common elements. The basic aim of this thesis is to propose a financial performance prediction index for decision support of the hospital management, the owners of hospitals and insurance companies. To achieve the basic goal, three sub-goals must be accomplished. The first goal is to divide the hospitals into healthy and unhealthy by using the multi-criteria methods. The second goal is, based on an expert approach with the support of statistical methods, the selection of indicators appropriate for the hospital environment and the third goal is to find a suitable method for the determination of weighted representation of individual indicators in the proposed index and to assemble the final form of the new financial index for the hospital environment.

This thesis investigates the anomalous underperformance of distressed stocks in the US computer and electronics industry. It shows that such anomaly can be explained by a parallel analysis of risk based rational pricing and profitability (earnings) levels to returns relationship propositions. For the 1990 to 2006 period, distressed stocks have on average underperformed their non-distressed counterparts. However, once the conditional relationship with profitability is taken into account, the distress risk is rewarded by a continuous positive return hence priced appropriately. In the computer and electronics industry growth stocks (low B/M) outperform on average value stocks (high B/M). The size factor has not been confirmed to be significant in explaining stock returns for this specific industry over the 1990 to 2006 period. The study also reveals that B/M and size factors do not proxy for distress risk. The B/M factor follows an inverted u-shape along the distress risk deciles axis. As result, stocks in low and high distress portfolios share similarly low B/M values. Cash flow based bankruptcy predictors estimated on a quarterly basis from a Cox proportional hazard model, that are used as proxy for a continuous distress risk factor in asset pricing tests, are able to predict bankruptcies at higher accuracy rates than the Z-Score as alternative measure.

An explicit solution is given for the value of a risk neutral firm with stochastic revenue facing the possibility of bankruptcy. The analysis is conducted in continuous time. Uncertainty is modeled using an Ito process and bankruptcy is modeled as an absorbing boundary. The analysis yields an ordinary differential equation with a closed form solution. The value function is used to calculate the firm's demand for high interest rate loans, showing a positive demand at interest rates which appear intuitively to be excessive. A value function is also derived for a risk neutral lender advancing funds to the firm. The borrowing and lending value functions are then used to examine various aspects of lender-borrower transactions under different bargaining structures. In a competitive lending market, the model shows that credit rationing occurs inevitably. In a monopoly lending market, the lender sets interest rates and maximum loan levels which reduce the borrower to zero profit. When a second borrower is introduced, the lender must allocate limited funds between two borrowers. A lender is shown to squeeze the smaller "riskier" borrower out of the market when the lender's overall credit constraint is tight. Under each bargaining structure, the model is also used to examine changes in the respective "salvage" recoveries of the lender and borrower on bankruptcy. Accepted: / Arts, Faculty of / Vancouver School of Economics / Graduate

This thesis deals with the evaluation of the financial health of the company from 2006 to 2010. The reference is now a limited liability company in the Pardubice region. Result of this work is to implement an external financial analysis of the selected company and application credibility and bankruptcy models. The theoretical part is focused on general characteristics of financial health, financial analysis and credibility and bankruptcy models. The practical part deals with analysis of the company. This analysis focuses on the analysis of financial statements, ratios, and finally the application of credibility and bankruptcy models.