Gute Nachricht aus München: Bad Bank FMS schreibt trotz Altlasten Gewinn

Trotz schwer verkäuflicher HRE-Altlasten verbucht die FMS 40 Mio. Euro Gewinn – ein Erfolg bei der Abwicklung, während das Portfolio weiter schrumpft.

[Insurance Company Tidbits]Bad Bank Initiative Gains Momentum—Insurance Sector Lags on Contribution Agreement

The Sae Do Yak Fund, South Korea’s “bad bank” for distressed loans, is progressing with major contributions from banks, while the insurance sector remains stalled due to internal disagreements over funding allocation.

[Chang Houn Han's Column] Punishing Banks Undermines Productive Finance

South Korea’s push for productive finance is at risk as mounting penalties and regulatory costs threaten banks’ ability to support economic growth, with experts urging incentive-based cooperation over punitive measures.

Stalled Progress on 'Bad Bank' 400 Billion Won Funding—Industry Struggles to Agree on Cost-Sharing as Regulators Step Back

South Korea’s bad bank plan to tackle non-performing loans faces delays as regulators step back, leaving industry groups deadlocked over how to split the 400 billion won ($295 million) funding burden.

Braunkohlekonzern Leag: Analyse warnt vor Finanzierungslücken bei Rekultivierung der Tagebaue

Bad Bank to Launch as Early as October – Detailed Plan to Be Announced in Q3 - Yonhap Infomax

South Korea will launch a "bad bank" in October to buy and write off long-term delinquent

LH Slow to Acquire Homes from Jeonse Fraud Victims—Calls Grow for 'Bad Bank' Solution

Relief for South Korean jeonse fraud victims remains slow, with experts urging a 'bad bank' approach as LH's home acquisitions lag and recovery rates stay below 50%.

Financial Regulator Extends Delinquent Loan Survey by 10 Days—FSS Expands Scope of Review

South Korea’s financial regulator has extended the deadline for banks and other institutions to resubmit expanded data on delinquent loans, a key step toward launching a bad bank and shaping future debt restructuring policies.

FSC Aligns with New Administration, Calls for Extra Budget to Support Bad Bank and Trade Response

The Financial Services Commission is pushing for an extra budget to establish a bad bank for debt relief and expand low-interest loans, aligning with the Lee Jae-myung administration's focus on stabilizing livelihoods and supporting industries amid trade tensions and rising household debt.

Collapse of Self-Employed Businesses and the Bad Bank

Self-employed businesses face crisis as commercial areas collapse; government considers bad bank solution amid debt concerns and ineffective relief programs