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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Organising the BanksThe best way to organise the banks depends on their number. With only two or three the questions discussed in Chapter 9 may still be relevant but the similar lending practices and background make them less important. Similarly there is no need to organise the banks, or appoint an agent or committee.

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Insolvency LawsA great danger in international banking is that the similarity of insolvency laws often hides major difference of practice. The major part of this chapter covers these similarities and differences while the penultimate section discusses clashes of jurisdiction.

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Recognising the Warning Signsa young industry (personal computers is a recent example) may grow fast and provide opportunities to almost any company with a good product, causing more companies to enter it than there is room for. Supply becomes so great that to survive companies need something extra, and those which have grown fast may still be unable to cope.

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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, although some comments also apply to countries.

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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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-07740-3banking; finance; loans

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T. H. Donaldson FIBtige Szenarien für das Operationelle Risiko.Viele gut nachvoBankstrategieplanung und die dafür notwendigen quantitativen Instrumente sind essentiell für die Gesamtbanksteuerung. Themen, die Implikationen auf das Kapital, Risiko und Rendite haben, werden hier umfassend und lückenlos dargestellt. Dazu

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T. H. Donaldson FIBieser Instrumente (vor 2007) wurde die Komplexität immer weiter gesteigert. Viele Banken konnten das Risiko und den Preis von Verbriefungen nicht beurteilen. Das unterschiedliche Niveau in der Fähigkeit zur Beurteilung wurde vielen Banken in Zentraleuropa zum Verhängnis. Auf der einen Seite standen