Are quick asset sales to resolve bankruptcy a good or bad thing? The issue of whether Section 363 of the bankruptcy code, the section that permits quick asset sales, is in need of reform was first raised by the American Bankruptcy Institute’s Commission to Study the Reform of Chapter 11 (the “Commission”).  In its 2014 report the Commission pointed to the increased use of 363 sales and the increasingly fast pace at which they have been completed, and concluded (based on anecdotal evidence) that these two factors lead to systemic undervaluation of companies to the detriment of junior creditors.