International Public Asset Management Company Forum Workshop

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International Public Asset Management Company Forum Workshop

30 May 2017
Manila
Philippines

Research findings on non-performing loan resolution strategies in Asia and the Euro area were discussed in this workshop. Resource persons presented evidence on the determinants, propagation mechanisms, and macrofinancial implications of non-performing loans (NPLs) and assessed possible approaches in addressing the resolution of NPLs. The role of asset management companies was also highlighted.

Program and Learning Materials: 
Date Session / Activity Presentation Material Speaker(s)
30 May 2017 Opening and Welcome Remarks Cyn-Young Park
30 May 2017 Paper Presentation 1 Comparative Analysis of Non-performing Loan Resolution Strategies: Experiences and Lessons
How do countries respond to non-performing loans in the midst of a financial crisis? In this presentation, University of Hong Kong's Douglas Arnergives...
Douglas Arner
30 May 2017 Paper Presentation 2 State-owned Enterprise Performance, Reform, and Debt in Southeast and East Asia
This presentation examines state-owned enterprise (SOE) reform and restructuring strategies over the last 30 years in selected Southeast and East Asian...
Ronald McIver
30 May 2017 Paper Presentation 3 Macro-Financial Implications of NPLs in Asia Junkyu Lee
30 May 2017 Keynote Speech The Resolution of Non-Performing Loans
A legacy from the economic and financial crisis, non-performing loans (NPLs) affect countries differently but is a burden for the euro area. Though Internal...
Reiner Martin
30 May 2017 Wrap-up / Closing Remarks Junkyu Lee

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