Group 1 - The article discusses the challenges in recovering non-performing assets, highlighting issues such as the difficulty in locating executable assets and the inefficiencies in the judicial process [2][3] - A comprehensive training program titled "Practical Training Camp for Non-Performing Asset Recovery" is introduced, focusing on the entire process from asset investigation to debt recovery [2][3] - The training aims to address three core challenges: difficulty in finding assets, challenges in asset liquidation, and slow recovery of funds, utilizing both conventional and innovative methods including big data and AI [2][3] Group 2 - The training is organized by Huoli Network Research Center and will take place from January 31 to February 1, 2026, in Beijing, with a standard fee of 4500 yuan per person, and a discounted rate of 4300 yuan for groups of three or more [2][3] - The target audience includes professionals from banks, trusts, leasing companies, asset management companies, and legal practitioners involved in asset recovery [3] - The curriculum includes practical sessions on utilizing court systems for asset tracing, strategies for dealing with debt evasion, and methods for effective asset liquidation [4][6][9] Group 3 - The training features experienced instructors, including a former execution judge and a senior partner from a law firm, both of whom have extensive backgrounds in asset recovery and management [5][6] - Specific topics covered in the training include efficient communication with execution judges, detailed processes for asset seizure, and advanced techniques for asset investigation [7][8][10] - The program emphasizes practical, actionable strategies rather than theoretical discussions, aiming to equip participants with skills that can be directly applied in their work [2][3]