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Title: Nonperforming Loans (NPLs)


1
Nonperforming Loans (NPLs)
  • Presentation Points
  • IMF Statistics Department
  • OECD-UN ECE Meeting On National Accounts
  • Paris, October 12-15, 2004

2
NPLs Main Issues
  • What is the problem?
  • The electronic discussion group (EDG)
  • Alternative solutions

3
NPLs What Is The Problem?
  • The 1993 SNA does not reflect NPLs
  • It recommends recording loans at nominal value
    irrespective of their quality
  • Interest continues to accrue, even if no payments
    are made

4
NPLs What Is The Problem?
  • "As a result, the accounts may provide a
    seriously overoptimistic view on the financial
    position of holders of nonperforming loans"

5
NPLs What Is The Problem?
  • Recording is in 1993 SNA at nominal value until
  • Cancellation of debt by mutual agreement (capital
    transfer)
  • Writing off of debt (other changes in volume)
  • Revaluation (recording the new nominal value and
    the difference as a holding gain and loss)

6
NPLs What Is The Problem?
  • Nominal value
  • Does not necessarily reflect true financial
    positions
  • Is a departure from the general SNA principle of
    valuing assets at market prices

7
The Electronic Discussion Group
  • In 2002, the ISWGNA requested the IMF set up an
    EDG on NPLs
  • In 2003, a progress report was presented, based
    on 21 contributions
  • In July 2004, a questionnaire was sent, which
    received 37 replies
  • In October 2004, a final report is ready for
    consideration by the ISWGNA and the AEG

8
NPLs Alternative Solutions
  • Leave the 1993 SNA as is
  • Continue with recording nominal value but with
    mandatory memorandum items showing market values
    and interest arrears
  • Record market values in creditors accounts and
    nominal values in debtors accounts
  • Record loans at market value for both creditors
    and debtors, with mandatory memorandum items
    showing nominal values and interest arrears
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