Distressed Private Debt
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Course Overview
Bad Debts have major implications for any financial institution, both in terms of its financial performance and the way in which the institution is perceived by its customers, investors, and the public at large.
How proactively and constructively institutions deal with Non-Performing Loans is also a key area of focus for regulators across the globe as they pursue their objective of maintaining confidence and stability in the financial system.
This interactive programme is intended to enhance participants’ understanding of the causes and consequences of credit deterioration as well as the importance of early and proactive action when such deterioration is identified. It will then go on to provide guidance on how to assess the best option to resolve the issues that have been identified and how to achieve an effective consensual debt restructure when that is achievable.
With extensive use of case studies, group exercises and discussions, the workshop will cover the following core subject areas:
- The negative effects of adverse credit migration from a lender’s perspective.
- A review of the common causes of business failure and the common indicators that financial distress is emerging.
- The potential options available to a lender in response to adverse credit migration.
- The conditions that are required to facilitate the rehabilitation or restructure of a deteriorating lending asset.
Participants will have the opportunity to practice the key learning points covered, and to learn from examples of current best (and worst) practice where appropriate.
Learning Objective
- Understand the major implications of bad debts on financial institutions, including their impact on financial performance and perception by customers, investors, and the public, highlighting the importance of maintaining confidence and stability in the financial system.
- Enhance knowledge of the causes and consequences of credit deterioration, emphasizing the significance of early detection and proactive measures to address non-performing loans (NPLs) in line with regulatory expectations.
- Learn to identify common indicators of financial distress and business failure, enabling participants to recognize early warning signs and initiate timely interventions to mitigate risk.
- Explore the range of options available to lenders for responding to adverse credit migration, including both short-term and long-term strategies for managing distressed loans.
- Gain insights into the conditions and strategies required for the effective rehabilitation or restructuring of deteriorating lending assets, with a focus on achieving consensual debt restructures when possible.
- Apply key learning points through extensive use of case studies, group exercises, and discussions, drawing lessons from both successful and unsuccessful practices in managing distressed private debt.
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