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Deposit Insurer	Yes	No	Asset sales	Securitizations	Compromises with borrowers	Loan Repayments	Sale to bank that takes deposits	Strategy decided case by case
Table 11 Asset-Liquidation Experience
	Have assets of failed banks been liquidated during the past 10 years?		If yes, what has been the most commonly used strategy for converting the assets into cash (for example, asset sales, securitizations, compromises with borrowers, loan repayments, sale to bank that takes deposits)?
Advanced Economics
Austria (AAR)		X
Austria (AABB)	X							X
Belgium	X		X				X
Canada	X		X		X	X
France	X							X
Germany (EdB)	X							X
Germany (E)	X							X
Greece	X		X		X	X
Isle of Man^a	X		X
Italy (IDPF)	X						X
Italy (DPFCB)	X						X
Japan
Netherlands								X
Portugal
Spain	X		X
Sweden	X							X
Taiwan Province of China		X
United Kingdom	X
Subtotal	13	2	5	0	2	2	3	6
Developing Economies and Economies in Transition
Africa
Nigeria	X		X			X
Tanzania	X		X			X
Uganda	X		X			X	X
Europe
Czech Republic	X		X				X
Hungary	X		X
Latvia	X		X	X	X	X	X
Lithuania	X		X			X
Poland	X		X				X
Romania	X		X
Slovak Republic		X
Turkey	X		X		X
Middle East
Bahrain		X
Oman		X
Western Hemisphere
Brazil		X
El Salvador	X		X				X
Jamaica	X				X			X
Mexico	X		X
Peru	X		X			X
Trinidad and Tobago	X		X
Subtotal	15	4	14	1	3	6	5	1
Total	28	6	19	1	5	8	8	7

Note: Classification of economies into "Advanced," "Developing," or "Economies in Transition" is from International Monetary Fund (2000). ^aBritish Crown Dependency AAR = Association of Austrian Raiffesenbanks AABB = Association of Austrian Banks and Bankers EdB = Entschadigungseinrichtung deutscher banken E = Einlagensicherungs IDPF = Interbank Deposit Protection Fund DPFCB = Deposit Protection Fund for Co-operative Banks

Last Updated 10/02/2001

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