Non-Performing Loans and Resolving Private Sector Insolvency: Experiences from the EU Periphery and

Chapter 1: Introduction.- PART I: Theoretical perspectives & empirical evidence.- Chapter 2: Non-performing Loans: Challenges and Options for Banks and Corporations.- Chapter 3: Non-Performing Loans: A Review of the Literature & the International Experience.- PART II: International experience in dealing with private sector insolvency. Challenges, remedial strategies and lessons learned.- Chapter 4: The Spanish experience.- Chapter 5: Non-performing loans in Ireland: Property development versus mortgage lending.- Chapter 6:The Nordic experience: the case of Denmark in 2005-2015.- Chapter 7: The Cyprus experience in dealing with private sector NPLs.- PART III: Greece: private sector bad loans. Problem dimensions, intrinsic characteristics & remedial strategies.- Chapter 8: The Road to Recovery: Are Greek banks able to finance Greece's economic recovery? - Chapter 9: The Determinants of Loan Loss Provisions: An Analysis of the Greek Banking System in Light of the Sovereign Debt Crisis.- Chapter 10: Micro-behavioural characteristics in a recessionary environment: Moral hazard and strategic default.- Chapter 11: Financial distress, moral hazard aspects and NPL formation under a long-lasting recession: Empirical evidence from the Greek crisis.-Chapter 12: Non-Performing Loans in the Greek banking system: navigating through the "perfect storm".- Chapter 13: Characteristics and possible solutions to problems related to loans to SMEs in Greece.- PART IV: Dealing with private sector insolvency in Greece: legal aspects & institutional perspectives.- Chapter 14: Existing corporate & household insolvency frameworks: characteristics, weaknesses and necessary reforms.- Chapter 15: Financial inclusion: an overview of its various dimensions and its assistance in reducing private sector insolvency. - Chapter 16: Post-crisis corporate insolvency and creditor rights law: building the reform paradigm.