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Restructuring banks in a crisis requires planning, familiarity with the bank’s strengths and weaknesses, knowledge of how best to time the bankruptcy in a volatile economy, and a capacity to coordinate with foreign regulators.
Given all of this, eliminating regulator-led restructuring would amount to a big step backward.
That report’s main conclusion is that restructuring planning is not yet reflected in the market’s pricing of bank bonds.
Weekend restructuring of mega-banks has never been tried, and commentators still see potential hurdles to overcome.
If this is the reason, it is disappointing, given how much work has gone into developing both the regulatory-led and the court-led restructuring mechanisms.
A restructuring of Greece’s official debt, despite offering short-term benefits, would weaken that framework in the long run by setting a precedent for exceptions, with other eurozone countries, sooner or later, requesting the same concession.
France and Germany still need to address many questions with respect to fiscal centralization, sovereign-debt restructuring, and other fundamental issues.
In cases where individual member states have incurred too much debt, private creditors – not taxpayers of other countries – should bear the burden of debt restructuring.
In an ideal world, Europe would deal with its excessive debt burdens through a restructuring of Greek, Irish, and Portuguese liabilities, as well as municipal and bank debt in Spain.
By contrast, the advice of Reinhart and Rogoff leans more toward financial repression, postponement of fiscal adjustment (trim entitlements in the future, but increase infrastructure spending today), or, in more far-gone cases like Greece, debt restructuring.
What is needed is coordinated restructuring and policy setting.
This survey also accurately reflects the reality that very few Japanese firms are succeeding at the hard task of restructuring, of shifting to modern, world-class governance.
But this won’t be the last answer, although for the time being it will drive corporate restructuring and the managerial mind.
No debt restructuring took place and, small surprise, Russia's economy collapsed.
Through its delays the IMF incited both devaluation and default, with a resulting economic collapse far worse than if some preventive debt restructuring had been insisted upon.
A country drowning in debt needs debt restructuring.
To work, restructuring must come early and needs to be drastic, otherwise a debt problem becomes a problem of default, bank collapse and currency collapse.
A far better (to be pursued alongside debt restructuring), is the idea of a currency board.
Gouging the GauchosNEW YORK – Like individuals, corporations, and other private firms that rely on bankruptcy procedures to reduce an excessive debt burden, countries sometimes need orderly debt restructuring or reduction.
But the ongoing legal saga of Argentina’s fight with holdout creditors shows that the international system for orderly sovereign-debt restructuring may be broken.
If most investors accept this offer, the restructuring occurs successfully.
So, why would any future creditor who benefits from an orderly restructuring vote for it if its new claims can be blocked by even a single holdout creditor?
But even CACs may not fully help, because they are designed in a way that still allows a small minority of creditors to hold out and thus prevent an orderly restructuring.
But China's restructuring is permanent and will affect every aspect of its national life, as well as its global standing.
In a recent paper with French and German colleagues, we advocate making debt restructuring within the eurozone a credible possibility.
We do not regard debt restructuring as benign, let alone desirable, and we do not advocate making it automatic or driven by numerical triggers.
First, governments and those who finance them must face the consequences of irresponsibility – that is, ultimately, debt restructuring.
Second, the ensuing financial disruption must be limited, so that policymakers do not want to avoid restructuring at all costs.
The French view is that debt restructuring should not be contemplated, even as a possible outcome.
Second, and in response to the first change, a wide range of sectors that interact with the public sector will undergo significant restructuring.
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