Non-Performing Debts

About This Course

Defaulted loans represent one of the most significant challenges facing the financial and banking sector, referring to loans that the borrower can no longer repay according to the agreed-upon terms. These loans become a real problem when they negatively impact the financial situations of both the lender and the borrower.

For the lender, defaulted loans result in lost revenue, increased financial risk, and a negative impact on the institution’s credit rating. For the borrower, defaulted loans can lead to asset loss, deterioration of financial relationships, and increased psychological and social pressures.

By joining this course, participants will gain the knowledge necessary to address the challenges associated with defaulted loans, thereby contributing to the efficiency of their institutions and achieving better financial outcomes.

This course is designed for professionals working in the banking sector, financing companies, and financial institutions, providing them with detailed insights and practical solutions to address the issue of defaulted loans.

The program consists of 3 intensive training days, with interactive workshops, exchange of experiences, and role-playing activities, and each day lasts for 6 hours. The program is conducted at the companies’ and factories’ premises, as well as other organizations, after reaching a special agreement and arrangement in advance it is also available remotely online

Learning Objectives

Provide a comprehensive understanding of what defaulted loans are and their causes.
Identify the challenges faced by lenders and borrowers due to these loans.
Offer effective strategies for dealing with defaulted loans and reducing risks.
Develop assessment skills and the ability to recognize early warning indicators of defaults.
Improve risk management strategies related to defaulted loans.
Enhance decision-making capabilities regarding lending and financing.
Develop negotiation and problem-solving skills related to defaulted loans.

Target Audience

  • Bank and banking workers
  • Finance companies and financial institutions employees
  • Executive managers and account and finance managers in companies and institutions

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