The phrase 'debt enforcement' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a legal action taken to make someone pay a debt. For example: "The bank may take debt enforcement action if the loan is not paid off in full."
Throughout this paper we will use the term "mortgage foreclosure" when we mean debt enforcement outside bankruptcy.
A foreclosure is "a debt enforcement procedure aimed at recovering the money owed to secured creditors" (Djankov et al. 2008).
Specifically, we provide robust evidence that a greater predilection for market financing over bank financing is associated with higher levels of power distance, concentration in equity markets, control of corruption, efficiency of debt enforcement; and the adoption of the euro.
More problems arise with identity and reputation management, debt enforcement, credit scoring, access to financial products like insurance and even savings.
In the UK there is the so-called foreclosure, which could be defined as a debt enforcement procedure aimed at recovering money owed to secured creditors (Djankov et al. 2008).
Having this capital structure allows them to avoid bankruptcy by carrying out debt enforcement via mortgage foreclosures,9 which are cheaper procedures than bankruptcy, in case of financial distress.
The Ministry of Justice is planning to reform parts of the 700-year-old framework governing these debt-enforcement officers and the 4 million court orders and warrants they enforce each year.
In the next term, the focus should be on debt reduction, refinancing, enforcement and true consumer protection.
"It's supposed to create a perfect Islamic society, to cover every aspect of social behavior: marriage, education, banking, commercial operations, debt, criminal activity, enforcement of the justice system".
Klein, whose previous books have established her as a prominent critic of corporatization, offers numerous policy ideas: climate debt funds and tariffs; enforcement of indigenous rights to counteract extractive industries; calculated divestment from conventional energy and reinvestment in green solutions.
