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| Title | KAMCO Partners with EBRD to Share Korea’s NPL Management Experience with Morocco | ||
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| Department | 기획조정실 | ||
| Date | 2026-09-16 | Hit | 5 |
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KAMCO (Korea Asset Management Corporation, President Jeong Hoon Jeong) announced that it is conducting a training program jointly with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) for a Moroccan government delegation from September 15 to 18 at KAMCO’s Seoul office in Gangnam. The program focuses on “Korea’s NPL Management and Strengthening Financial Stability in Morocco.” The program was organized at the request of Morocco, which is developing its legal and institutional framework to promote an active non-performing loan (NPL) market. It aims to share Korea’s NPL management experience and related institutional arrangements developed in the course of overcoming economic crises. Participants include Ilham Zainane, Deputy Director of Banking Supervision at Morocco’s central bank, alongside officials from the central bank, government agencies, and the Ministry of Finance. Drawing on Korea’s experience in overcoming national economic crises, including the Asian financial crisis, KAMCO is sharing its expertise in the following areas: NPL acquisition and resolution techniques, The evolving functions and roles of public asset management companies (AMCs), Successful corporate restructuring cases To enhance the practical value of the program, experts from the Seoul Bankruptcy Court, the Korea Institute of Finance, the Financial Supervisory Service, Kim & Chang, and IGIS Asset Management are also contributing. Their participation will provide a comprehensive overview of Korea’s NPL management framework, covering policy development, judicial procedures, financial supervision, and measures to promote private sector participation in the NPL market. Deok Gyu Han, Director of KAMCO’s Management Support Division, stated, “We hope that Korea’s experience in overcoming successive economic crises will provide practical support for strengthening Morocco’s capacity to maintain financial stability. We will continue to expand our cooperation with the EBRD and share our knowledge with countries that can benefit from KAMCO’s experience and expertise.” The program is funded through Korea to Transition (K2T), a fund supported by Korea’s Ministry of Economy and Finance at the EBRD. K2T supports institutional development in the EBRD’s countries of operations through knowledge sharing and technical cooperation, drawing on Korea’s economic development experience and expertise in policy and institutional management. |
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