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Author(s)
International Finance Corporation
Keywords
TRADE UNIONS
ASSET RESOLUTION
TRANSFER OF RESPONSIBILITY
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS
RISK MANAGEMENT
INFORMATION SYSTEM
BANK LOANS
EQUITY INVESTMENTS
LOAN DOCUMENTATION
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVES
PORTFOLIO
LOAN CLASSIFICATION
SHAREHOLDERS
GOVERNMENT DEBT
PAYMENT DEFAULT
GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION
PAYMENT PROBLEM
COMMERCIAL BANK
FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
PORTFOLIO SUPERVISION
DEBT FORGIVENESS
SMALL BUSINESS
LEVERAGE
FINANCIAL HEALTH
SURETY
BENEFICIARY
LIQUID ASSETS
CREDITOR
BALANCE SHEET
CREDITORS
MARKET RISK
EQUIPMENT
WORKOUTS
NON-PERFORMING LOAN
LOAN CATEGORIES
RETURN
COMMERCIAL BANKS
MARKETABLE SECURITIES
TRUSTEE
EQUITY CONVERSION
WARRANTS
CONTRACT LAW
LETTERS OF CREDIT
FILING FOR BANKRUPTCY
LOAN AGREEMENTS
BANKING SECTOR
PLEDGES
PAYMENT PROBLEMS
LIENS
LOAN MONITORING
EQUITY CONVERSIONS
ASSET PRICE
BANKRUPTCY
PROCUREMENT
DEBTOR
MATURITY
CONSEQUENCES OF BANKRUPTCY
ASSET CLASSIFICATION
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
JUDGMENTS
VOIDABLE PREFERENCE
CORRUPTION
CONVERSIONS
LEGAL PROCEDURES
CONFLICTS OF INTEREST
COMPANY LOAN
FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY
INDEBTEDNESS
PRIVATE EQUITY
REMEDIES
CREDIBILITY
INTERNATIONAL BANK
ARREARS
DEBT INSTRUMENTS
WORKING CAPITAL
LOAN OFFICER
BANKING REGULATIONS
CASH MANAGEMENT
DEBT FINANCING
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
SECURITY INTERESTS
POTENTIAL BORROWER
MARKET COUNTRIES
DEBT RELIEF
TRANSPARENCY
UNSECURED CLAIMS
DISTRESSED ASSET
DEBT PAYMENT
LOCAL BANK
VOIDABLE PREFERENCES
SUPERVISORY BOARD
BANKING SYSTEM
NPL
CASH FLOW
INVESTING
RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
NONPAYMENT
ENCUMBRANCES
LOAN AMOUNTS
EQUITY WARRANTS
CURRENCY
INDIVIDUAL LOAN
INSOLVENT BANKS
BUSINESS BORROWER
SECURITY INTEREST
BANK BALANCE SHEETS
PUBLIC SECTOR DEFICITS
BORROWER
FREE MARKET
LOAN BALANCE
LIABILITY
INSURANCE PREMIUMS
SUBORDINATED DEBT
EXTERNAL DEBT
ASSET SALES
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
FINANCIAL DISTRESS
LIQUIDATION
CONTINGENCY PLANNING
CHANGES IN OWNERSHIP
CENTRAL BANKS
MATURITY MISMATCHES
ESTATE
INTEREST PAYMENT
FINANCIAL REPORTING
PENALTY
COLLATERAL
INTEREST CALCULATIONS
CONFLICT OF INTEREST
NON-PERFORMING LOANS
ASSET QUALITY
TRANSACTION
LOAN
LEGAL REQUIREMENTS
LIQUIDITY
REGULATORY AUTHORITIES
RETURNS
OUTSTANDING DEBT
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
PAYMENT HISTORY
PROPERTY TAXES
LOAN OFFICERS
FORECLOSURE
JUDGMENT
NEGOTIATIONS
LOAN RECOVERY
OBLIGATIONS TO CREDITORS
SHORT-TERM BORROWING
MAKING PAYMENTS
VALUATION
PRIORITY OF CLAIMS
LENDERS
SETTLEMENT
TURNOVER
COUNTRY RISK
BUSINESS PLAN
FINANCIAL CRISES
BANKRUPTCY LAW
ENFORCEABILITY
BANKRUPTCY LAWS
MATURITIES
SECURITY AGREEMENTS
BANKRUPTCY FRAMEWORK
LOAN ACCOUNT
LOAN PORTFOLIO
STOCK OPTIONS
LONG-TERM LIABILITIES
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FINANCE CORPORATION
LOAN RESOLUTION
DEBT
ARBITRATION
LENDER
OVERSEAS DEBT
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
ACCOUNTING
CLAIMANTS
BANKRUPTCY COURT
LOAN TERMS
FINANCIAL CRISIS
DEFAULTS
DISPUTE RESOLUTION MECHANISM
WORKOUT
INSURANCE
PARTNER BANKS
NET PROFITS
JURISDICTION
DEBT-EQUITY
WILLINGNESS TO PAY
TITLE
INVENTORY
FUTURE FINANCIAL CRISIS
PAYMENT OBLIGATIONS
LOAN AGREEMENT
LIQUIDATION PROCEEDINGS
MORTGAGE
DISBURSEMENT
ILLIQUIDITY
SHAREHOLDER
BANK LOAN
DEBT-EQUITY SWAPS
DEBTS
LINES OF CREDIT
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
LEGAL SYSTEMS
DEBT OBLIGATIONS
INSOLVENT
CASH SHORTAGES
TRANSFER OF SECURITY
INSURANCE POLICIES
CONCESSION
COSTS OF COLLECTION
CREDIT RISK
LIQUIDITY RISK
LOAN PAYMENTS
BANKRUPTCY PETITION
GOING-CONCERN
PROFIT MARGINS
COMPANY LAW
LEGAL ENVIRONMENT
CASH FLOWS
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
REAL ESTATE COLLATERAL
INDIVIDUAL LOANS
FRAUD
JURISDICTIONS
REPAYMENT
CONSUMER LOANS
LEGAL ACTION
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
LOAN REPAYMENT
LOAN PORTFOLIOS
EXPORTERS
LOAN ACCOUNTS
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URI
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/97979
Online Access
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21740
Abstract
Bank loans can become non-performing because of problems with the borrower s financial health, problems with the design or implementation of lender protection features, or both. In ascertaining how to deal with a problem loan, it is important to distinguish between a borrower s ability to pay and willingness to pay, Making this distinction is not always easy and requires effort. This manual was written as a guide for lending institution staff dealing with non-performing loans (NPLs) extended to corporations and small and medium enterprises (SMEs). It deals with both ad hoc and systemic financial distress and delves into how borrower problems may have arisen in the first place. It provides guidance to lending institutions staff responsible for handling individual problem loans and to senior managers responsible for organizing portfolio-wide asset resolution.
Date
2011-06
Type
Working Paper
Identifier
oai:openknowledge.worldbank.org:10986/21740
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21740
Copyright/License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo/
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