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What is the difference between a receivership and a bankruptcy?

A bankruptcy gives all assets to creditors while a receivership allows a corporation to keep all its assets.
A bankruptcy requires all assets be turned over to an outside party and a receivership does not.
A bankruptcy involves a creditor controlling the process of the distribution of assets while a receivership allows the court to control the distribution of assets.
A bankruptcy places the assets under the control of a trustee to utilize them for payment to creditors while a receivership places them with a receiver appointed by the actions of one creditor.
A bankruptcy transfers limited assets to a creditor appointed third party while a receivership transfers all assets to a third party.

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