Guidance · HKMA · 3 Nov 1999
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Hong Kong Association of Banks jointly issued non-statutory guidelines for handling corporate borrowers in financial difficulties. The HKMA expects members of the DTC Association to follow these formal workout procedures alongside HKAB members. Institutions are strongly recommended to attend a seminar organized by the HKAB to enhance understanding of the approach.
Circulars
03 Nov 1999
Hong Kong Approach to Corporate Difficulties
3 November 1999
The Chief Executive
All Authorized Institutions
Dear Sir,
Hong Kong Approach to Corporate Difficulties
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority ("HKMA") and the Hong Kong Association of Banks ("HKAB") have jointly issued the "Hong Kong approach to corporate difficulties". The Hong Kong Approach sets out formal but non-statutory guidelines on how banks should deal with corporate borrowers who are in financial difficulties and the way in which corporate workouts should be handled by banks. The Hong Kong Approach has the strong support of the HKMA and HKAB. Therefore, apart from members of HKAB, the HKMA also expects members of the DTC Association to follow the guidelines set out in the Hong Kong Approach. Copies of the Hong Kong Approach are being circulated by the two industry Associations to their members. In order to enhance the market's understanding of the Hong Kong Approach, HKAB is organising a seminar to be held on 29 November. Institutions will receive an invitation from HKAB in due course. You are strongly recommended to send your staff involved in corporate workouts to attend the seminar. Yours sincerely, D T R Carse Deputy Chief Executive c.c. Secretary, HKAB and DTCA Last revision date : 01 August 2011
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