Southeast Asian Debt Restructuring Institutions: The Lessons
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Code : ITF0012
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Region : :Asia |
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Abstract: The Asian crisis of 1997 had a severe impact on the financial condition of South Asian countries. The scale of the financial distress in the Southeast Asian economies was large by any standard. The revival strategies adopted by these countries were similar. As part of their efforts to revitalise the economies, they all focused on setting up debt restructuring institutions. However, by mid-2004, the majority of agencies were either closed or were about to pull their shutters down. |
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Keywords : Economic Crisis Case Study, Southeast Asian debt restructuring institutions, Asian economic crisis, Banks' debt restructuring, Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency (IBRA), Asset management, restructuring company, Asset quality, Thailand Asset Management Corporation (TAMC), Financial Institutions Development Fund (FIDF), Financial Restructuring Agency, Bank of Thailand, Non-performing loans (NPLs), Korea Asset Management Corporation (KAMCO), Debt Recovery Agency, Danaharta, National Asset Management Company of Malaysia, Corporate and financial restructuring
Contents :
» Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency
» Thailand Asset Management Corporation
» Korea AssetManagement Corporation
» Danaharta, the National Asset Management Company of Malaysia
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