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4.28 Live Broadcast of Events| Thinking and practice on accounts receivable recovery

author:Peking University Development Institute
4.28 Live Broadcast of Events| Thinking and practice on accounts receivable recovery

The Central Financial Work Conference emphasized that "more financial resources should be used to promote scientific and technological innovation, advanced manufacturing, green development and micro, small and medium-sized enterprises". On April 12, the executive meeting of the State Council pointed out that solving the problem of arrears of enterprise accounts is related to the improvement of the business environment, the overall situation of economic recovery, and the image and credibility of the government.

In view of this, the Peking University Finance Alumni Association and the National School of Development of Peking University jointly held the sixth series of activities of "Unnamed Deep Thinking", inviting Hu Jiayin, assistant professor of the National School of Development of Peking University and researcher of the Digital Finance Research Center of Peking University, and Wang Shiquan, an alumnus of Peking University and an expert in debt management, to share "Thinking and Practice on Accounts Receivable Recovery" online.

Organizers

Peking University Finance Alumni Association, National School of Development, Peking University

Theme of the event

Thinking and practice on accounts receivable recovery

Event time

April 28 (Sunday) 15:00-17:00

Participation method

Live streaming

Keynote speaker

4.28 Live Broadcast of Events| Thinking and practice on accounts receivable recovery

Hu Jiayin

Assistant Professor, National School of Development, Peking University

Ms. Hu Jiayin is an assistant professor at the National School of Development of Peking University, a researcher at the China Center for Economic Research and a researcher at the Center for Digital Finance. He received his Ph.D. in economics from Columbia University in May 2019. His main research areas are banking, corporate finance, and fintech.

4.28 Live Broadcast of Events| Thinking and practice on accounts receivable recovery

Wang Shiquan

2017 MBA, Guanghua School of Management, Peking University

Alumnus Wang Shiquan has rich experience in creditor's rights management, and is good at thinking about creditor's rights management from an interdisciplinary perspective, and has published more than 10 professional articles in domestic provincial and ministerial magazines and above, and published a monograph "The World is Debt-Free" (Economic Science Press). He has been a visiting scholar at the University of Texas at Austin, a special researcher at the Financial Leasing Research Center of Zhejiang University, and a visiting professor at Xi'an Eurasia College, and has conducted more than 100 trainings for corporate management teams and creditor professionals.

Event schedule

15:00-15:10 Opening remarks by the moderator

15:10-15:50 Hu Jiayin shared "Preventing and Resolving the Problem of Corporate Account Delinquency in Local Debt Risk"

I. The "Hidden Interest-free Liabilities" Neglected in the Local Government Debt Problem

Second, the problem of arrears in the accounts of enterprises in the process of debt resolution

3. Self-help measures for enterprises in the liquidity dilemma

Fourth, the complexity and policy response of debt as a system engineering

15:50-16:30 Wang Shiquan shared "Practices and Methods of Overdue Accounts Management for Key Customers"

1. There are two major reasons for the stagnation of creditor's rights of large customers

Second, "information asymmetry" promotes the risk of credit sales

Third, the system is the basis of credit management for large customers

Fourth, stimulate the psychological factors of good credit of large customers

5. What are the business factors related to the overdue rate of creditor's rights?

16:30-17:00 Interactive communication

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