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| Title | KAMCO Shares NPL Resolution Experience with Asian Financial Authorities | ||
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| Department | 기획조정실 | ||
| Date | 2026-10-27 | Hit | 3 |
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KAMCO (Korea Asset Management Corporation, President Jeong Hoon Jeong) announced that it is hosting a training program titled “NPL Resolution and Asset Management Companies (AMCs): Strategies for Financial Stability” from October 27 to 29 at the Busan International Finance Center (BIFC). The program brings together approximately 26 representatives from central banks and financial authorities across 13 Asian economies. Partner institutions include the Bank of Korea, the SEACEN Centre, the ASEAN-Korea Financial Cooperation Centre (AKFCC), and the Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI). KAMCO will share its experience in NPL resolution and corporate restructuring gained through the Asian financial crisis and the global financial crisis. Participants will also explore approaches to NPL management and AMC operations suited to their respective financial environments and institutional frameworks. Key topics covered in the program include: Korea’s NPL resolution policies and management framework, Financial supervision and financial stability, Corporate restructuring and court-led rehabilitation procedures, Development of private NPL markets The program marks the first follow-up initiative under the MOU signed by KAMCO and SEACEN in September to strengthen cooperation in financial stability. Through this initiative, KAMCO aims to broaden its engagement beyond bilateral knowledge sharing and establish a lasting foundation for financial stability cooperation with central banks and financial authorities across Asia. Deok Gyu Han, Director of KAMCO’s Management Support Division, stated, “We hope this program will go beyond sharing KAMCO’s accumulated experience in NPL resolution and help participants identify practical solutions suited to their own financial environments. We will continue working with institutions in Korea and abroad to help strengthen financial stability across Asia.” |
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