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Comments from past
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“An
engaging and practical seminar!” |
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- Ms. Nancy Foong Poh Yoke
PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk, Singapore.
[Class of May 2010] |
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“By
attending this seminar, we gained broader views
regarding problem loans, starting from the causes
until how to solve it. Moreover, we also learnt
how to acknowledge loans that should be avoided at
the very beginning. In addition, the seminar gave
us a brief overview about local regulator approach
to supervising banks in Singapore.” |
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- Mrs. Paulina J. Rietkamp
Bank Indonesia, Indonesia.
[Class of May 2010] |
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“The
seminar offers a hands-on experience on how to
manage problem loans, and it gave me alternative
solutions when facing similar situations in the
future. As a facilitator, Andrew has successfully
explained the material clearly and in an easy to
follow manner.” |
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- Mr. Harry Suswendi
Bank Indonesia, Indonesia.
[Class of May 2010] |
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Highlights
- Know the Primary Objective in handling Problem Loans
- Understand the Urgency of handling such loans
- Be familiar with the major causes of Problem Loans
- Know how to avoid or minimize Problem Loans
- Know and understand how to Prevent Potential Fraud
- Be familiar with the Early Warning Signals with respect to the Borrower, its relation with others and as indicated by its Financial Statements
- Know the various Loan Classifications and how Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) are handled in a bank
- Know the action steps to be taken once a problem loan is identified
- Ensure an Action Plan is made in line with the Bank’s Objective
- Ensure other alternatives/actions are explored
- Understand the Actions to be Undertaken and What to be Avoided in a Workout Situation
- Be familiar with some of the important lessons learnt
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Seminar
Facilitator(s)
(For complete
profile, click on the name(s) below)
Mr. Andrew K. T. Goh
B.Econ.
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