Titlebook: How to Handle Problem Loans; A Guide for Bankers T. H. Donaldson Book 1986 T.H. Donaldson 1986 banking.finance.loans

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Monitoring Country Risk developed countries with little or no private sector, country risk may be simply the risk of lending to the government or government agencies. In lending to even partly developed countries, however, it is more complex, harder to define and therefore to monitor. A bank lending to a country has diffe

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To Salvage or Liquidate?es where these attempts have failed. Hereafter, the book assumes that a borrower is clearly under threat of insolvency, in the case of a company, or debt restructuring in the case of a country. This chapter talks only about companies; the remaining chapters in this part mainly discuss companies, alt

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Sharing Among the Banksm the underlying situation, not from the plan. Domestic banks or those with a major local branch naturally have advantages over banks lending from outside the country; banks with active corporate finance departments, or familiar with the company’s more saleable assets and with interested buyers, are

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Country ,. Companyanks, apply in both situations detailed application may differ. And because a country cannot be made bankrupt and cannot be forced to sell its assets (and rarely has any foreign assets) the alternative solutions and the negotiating strengths of the two parties differ.

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Restructuring Company Debt time restructuring is necessary, but it may be the main problem or may result from wider failures such as: the structure of the business; unwise acquisitions financed by debt; inefficient plant and equipment; bad labour relationships and poor productivity; an inferior or ageing product; competition

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Restructuring Country Debt in Chapter 9 about apportionment of debt for a bankrupt company do not apply. Lenders to countries fall into categories, which tend to negotiate separately but keep a jealous eye on each other. The three minimum types are (1) governments, whether lending directly or through export insurance agencie

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