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| 2. THE CORPORATION AND CORPORATE MANAGEMENT
8 2.1 Corporate management and its relevance to corporate insolvency law systems 8 2.2 Corporate management in the five economies 9 2.3 Korea 10 2.4 Malaysia 11 2.5 Thailand 12 2.6 Philippines 13 2.7 Indonesia 14 2.8 Training and education 15 2.9 Conclusions and proposals 16 |
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| 3. THE BANKING SECTOR AND LENDING
PRACTICES 18 3.1 Relevance to insolvency processes 19 3.2 Philippines 21 3.3 Malaysia 21 3.4 Korea 22 3.5 Thailand 23 3.6 Indonesia 23 3.7 Conclusions and proposals 25 |
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| 4. PROPERTY RIGHTS AND SECURED TRANSACTIONS
27 4.1 Philippines 28 4.2 Korea 28 4.3 Malaysia 29 4.4 Indonesia 30 4.5 Thailand 31 4.6 Conclusions and proposals 32 |
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| 5. LEVEL OF INSOLVENCY CASE ACTIVITY
34 5.1 Liquidations 34 5.2 Formal rescue 34 5.3 Informal rescue 35 5.4 Conclusions and proposals 36 |
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| 6. STATISTICS AND INFORMATION
40 6.1 Evaluation of the statistical information in the five economies 40 6.2 Suggestions for improvement 41 6.3 Conclusions and proposals 42 |
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| 7. THE OPERATION OF AND REFORMS TO
INSOLVENCY LAWS 44 7.1 Korea 44 7.2 Indonesia 45 7.3 Philippines 46 7.4 Thailand 49 7.5 Malaysia 51 7.6 Conclusions and proposals 52 |
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| 8. OPERATION OF THE COURTS IN THE
INSOLVENCY LAW SYSTEM 54 8.1 Korea 54 8.2 Malaysia 55 8.3 Indonesia 55 8.4 Experience of a recent case in Indonesia 56 8.5 Thailand 58 8.6 Philippines 59 8.7 Conclusions and proposals 59 |
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| 9. INFORMAL INSOLVENCY PROCESSES
61 9.1 Malaysia 62 9.2 Korea 64 9.3 Indonesia 66 9.4 Thailand 67 9.5 Philippines 69 9.6 Conclusions and proposals 69 |
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| 10. INSOLVENCY CASE ADMINISTRATION
71 10.1 Indonesia 71 10.2 Thailand 72 10.3 Korea 72 10.4 Malaysia 73 10.5 Philippines 73 10.6 Conclusions and proposals 74 |
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| 11. CROSS-BORDER CONSIDERATIONS
75 11.1 Cross-border insolvency legislation 75 11.2 Regional co-operation and collaboration 76 11.3 Conclusions and proposals 76 |
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