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The case for paying the costs of insolvency from fixed as well as floating charge assets
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This article proposes that insolvency costs should be paid from both fixed and floating charge assets from a percentage cap of their joint value. It argues that doing so would increase the pool of assets from which to satisfy insolvency costs, whilst retaining the utility of charges as a form of security.
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