To support these suppliers, the Korea Development Bank and Industrial Bank of Korea will extend the expiration dates of suppliers' existing debts or guarantees while setting up an emergency fund for companies going through short-term liquidity crises. Still, global ratings companies such as Fitch Ratings and Moody's supported the decision of the Korean government and creditor banks, seeing the possible impacts to be positive. "Fitch believes taking a more commercial approach towards financially ailing large corporates should ultimately bolster the health of the banking sector and lift Korea's long-term growth prospects," said Fitch in its report Monday. "Had the banks accepted the restructuring plan," Moody's reported in its investor report, "their exposure to Hanjin would have increased without any guarantee that the plan would succeed and allow Hanjin to repay its debts."