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Over the past decade, the corporate-bond market has surged as banks have restructured and repaired their balance sheets.
Reform coincided with increasing globalization, unleashing forces that restructured not only Chinese industry, but also production processes around the world as China challenged established manufacturers and became part of global supply chains.
Other creditors typically cannot do that; in a US bankruptcy, for example, they must first wait for a court to decide whether the debtor company can be restructured.
Moreover, general education and TVET systems need to be restructured.
The Maastricht-compliant part of its members’ sovereign debt would be restructured with longer maturities (equal to the maturity of the ECB bonds) and at the ultra-low interest rates that only the ECB can fetch in international capital markets.
But there are ways in which debt could be sensibly restructured without any cost to taxpayers and in a manner that brings Europeans closer together.
The Europeans did not like it much when Lagarde told them their banks needed to be restructured or that they needed to build a firewall to protect against financial contagion – but they did it.
Both lines of argument are valid, but the fact is that countries that have restructured their debt have not found themselves worse off as a result.
Sovereign debt was eventually restructured through the creation of “Brady bonds.”
In principle, banks should be attracted to the proposal, because restructured loans are less likely to default.
For the other creditors, the toughest choice is to admit – as the IMF knows – that their Greek debts must be restructured.
I used to think that the US current account deficit would stop when the rest of the world "balanced up"--when Japan recovered from its decade-long stagnation, and when Western Europe restructured its economy, boosting aggregate demand and reducing its unemployment rate to some reasonable level.
The Germans and other Europeans insist that they will provide new official financing to insolvent countries, thus keeping current bondholders whole, while simultaneously creating a new regime after 2013 under which all this debt could be easily restructured.
At that point, the Europeans should get on with completing their monetary cordon sanitaire: orderly debt restructuring in all countries with debt burdens that are too large to be credibly restructured in Merkel’s new regime.
And the transformation of the central bank into a quasi-fiscal agent (because if Greek debt is restructured, the ECB will record losses) is regarded with horror, as it violates the separation between money and public finances.
Sovereign debts have been restructured hundreds, perhaps thousands, of times – including for Germany.
This debt almost surely needs to be restructured, but, having allowed the banks to leverage themselves beyond any level of prudence and load up on toxic derivatives, the ECB is now warning against any sort of restructuring or write-down.
If the government could identify how the economy needed to be restructured and provide incentives to move resources more quickly in that direction, a properly designed program could alleviate and shorten the recession.
Based on those values, contracts with existing equity and debt holders should then be restructured.
Following that, the restructured bank can be recapitalized by raising new debt and equity.
The National Council for Women has been restructured, there is a new Egyptian Feminist Union, and a number of coalitions made up of feminist NGOs have been created.
For a living society cannot be restructured from above.
It is no longer possible to deny that public and/or private debts in Greece, Ireland, and Portugal will need to be restructured.
If we had restructured Russia's debt, there would have been a risk of devaluation.
Puerto Rico’s debt is to be restructured under a framework established by the Puerto Rico Oversight, Management, and Economic Stability Act (PROMESA).
In Japan’s case, I would go further: I can see no credible path by which Japanese government debt can be repaid in the normal sense of that word, rather than being restructured or monetized.
But, though federal law allows such municipal debt to be restructured under Chapter 9 of the bankruptcy code in all 50 states, this does not apply to US territories like Puerto Rico.
Now Mali’s army must be reconstituted, its police trained, and its government restructured.
As a result, Argentina was barred from making a current interest payment to holders of its restructured debt unless it simultaneously paid the holdouts the full amount of principal and interest contractually owed to them.
Moreover, because Ukraine voluntarily restructured its private debt last year, payments to service it will remain low until 2020.
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