Who Should Attend This Distressed Debt and Non-Performing Loans Training Course?
This training course is ideal for professionals involved in credit risk, asset recovery, regulatory compliance, and financial restructuring. It is particularly suited for those managing or advising on distressed assets, loan workouts, and non-performing exposures. It is particularly beneficial for:
- Credit Risk Manager
- Non-Performing Loans Analyst
- Loan Workout Specialist
- Distressed Debt Investment Analyst
- Regulatory Compliance Officer
- Recovery and Restructuring Manager
- Portfolio Manager – Special Situations
Prerequisites of Distressed Debt and Non-Performing Loans Training Course
There are no formal prerequisites to attend this Distressed Debt and Non-Performing Loans Training Course.
Distressed Debt and Non-Performing Loans Training Course Overview
Distressed debt and non-performing loans (NPLs) refer to credit exposures that are significantly impaired or in default, often requiring active restructuring or recovery strategies. These assets pose financial, operational, and reputational risks to lenders, investors, and financial systems. For organisations, this training enhances credit risk management, regulatory compliance, and asset recovery efficiency. For individuals, it develops critical skills in valuation, restructuring, legal analysis, and resolution planning. Career-wise, it opens opportunities in credit risk, special situations investment, loan restructuring, and distressed asset management roles.
In this course, Delegates will gain a comprehensive understanding of how to identify, assess, and manage distressed debt and non-performing loans (NPLs) in banking and investment contexts. The course will cover the regulatory classification of impaired assets, credit risk indicators, valuation techniques, and resolution strategies including restructuring, asset transfers, and disposal planning. Delegates will also explore governance issues, ethical considerations, and market opportunities related to distressed debt investing, preparing them to make informed, compliant, and strategic decisions in complex credit environments.
Course Objectives
- To understand the nature and drivers of distressed financial assets
- To assess non-performing loans using credit risk frameworks and data
- To analyse regulatory standards and impairment reporting requirements
- To evaluate asset valuation and provisioning techniques for NPLs
- To explore options for restructuring and resolution of impaired debt
- To monitor loan portfolios and manage recovery performance indicators
After attending this training, delegates will be able to confidently assess and respond to distressed debt and NPL exposures within their organisations. They will have the knowledge to interpret regulatory standards, conduct valuation and risk assessments, and recommend appropriate restructuring or resolution strategies.