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Troubled Debt Restructuring Webinar

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Most loans funded by financial institutions pay as agreed according to the legal documents supporting these transactions. However, there are situations in which borrowers face financial difficulties thus causing them not to pay their obligations on a timely basis or not at all. Regulators discovered that a well-planned and managed workout arrangement is often in the best interest of the financial institution and the borrower. If a workout arrangement is required in order to keep the borrower paying some portion of their loans, your bank may be facing a Trouble Debt Restructuring (aka “TDR or TDRs”).

Trouble Debt Restructurings require special treatment and must be identified, managed and reported separately than other performing loans. In fact, all loans that have undergone a Trouble Debt Restructuring are considered impaired thus requiring an Impairment Analysis in accordance with Accounting Standard Codification 310-10-25, Receivables, Subsequent Measurement.

According to regulations, a restructuring constitutes a Trouble Debt Restructuring if the creditor for economic or legal reasons related to the debtor’s financial difficulties grants a concession to the debtor that it would not otherwise consider and may include:

A transfer from the debtor to the creditor (including via foreclosure or repossession) of real estate or other assets,
A modification of loan terms, or
A combination of the above
Issues most frequently discussed by Regulatory Examiners during examinations are TDR identification including: 1) Determining whether a modification includes a concession, 2) Assessing whether a borrower is experiencing financial difficulty, 3) Receipt of assets in full or partial satisfaction of a loan.

Covered Topics
TDR Identification;
Whether a Concession has been granted;
Documentation executed to support the trouble debt restructuring;
Impairment Analysis to determine the impairment amount;
Adherence to Accounting Rules under ASC 310 in the management of the TDR and
Regulatory Reporting Requirements
Unlike loan grading where bankers must be more aggressive in recognizing problem loans by downgrading those loans when necessary, it is in the bank’s best interest to keep loans out of the TDR category when there are valid justifications to prove they are not TDRs. As the saying goes in accounting, “Once a TDR is always a TDR”. Attending this webinar will enable you to recognize a true TDR so that regulator reporting is accurate and to know how to manage them from an lending and accounting perspective.

Who Should Attend?

Directors, Chief Executive Officers, Chief Operating Officers, Presidents, Senior Credit Officers, Senior Loan Officers, Commercial Lenders, Retail Lenders, Branch Managers, Loan Review Personnel, Credit Administration Personnel.

Instructions

Live Plus Five – $265

Register for the live event and get five days access to the OnDemand Playback. You’ll have opportunity to ask questions during the presentation and be free to review the content for the next five business days. Registration also includes links to presenter materials, handouts, and pdfs.

OnDemand Recording Only – $295
Includes a weblink for unlimited viewing for 6-months after the date of the webinar as well as a link to handouts. Does not include live session.

CD-ROM and Hardcopy Handouts – $345

CD-ROM plus Hardcopy Handouts. Does not include live session.

Live Plus Six – $365
Attend live; includes six months access to OnDemand playback. Combine the advantages of live attendance with an unlimited number of replays for the next six months.

Premier Package – $395
Includes all three options above. Live session, OnDemand Weblink, and CD-ROM plus Hardcopy Handouts.

Additional Locations
Want your branches to participate? Facilities within your organization will be able to participate without the travel costs of coming to one location.