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Debt Restructuring
Experience with recent sovereign external debt restructuring suggests that a more comprehensive approach to sovereign debt restructuring is needed. Progress has been achieved in introducing Collective Action Clauses in the international bond issues of emerging market economies. Despite the progress achieved, more work is still required on timely, orderly and effective restructurings that ensure an appropriate involvement of the private sector.
Complete List of Documents in this Section
| Title | Author |
|---|---|
| Interrupting Sovereign Debt Payments to Enforce Judgments: Nuisance or Real Threat? | Sebastian Grund, Dimitrios Drakopoulos |
| Venezuela’s Debt: Who Owes What to Whom Under US Neocolonial Tutelage? | Eric Toussaint |
| Relief for Ethiopian debt relief? | Martin Kessler, Lili Vessereau |
| Green Light, Red Tape: Barriers to Venezuela’s Debt Restructuring | Katherine Shen |
| ‘Policy in Command’: When Government Policy May Shape Creditor Recoveries | Steven T. Kargman |