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As our computations show, if such a deal were to be implemented, there would be virtually nothing left for the other categories of bonds (assuming that the point of the debt
restructuring
is to restore the sustainability of the island’s debt).
Given the state of Puerto Rico’s economy after Maria, a much deeper
restructuring
is inevitable.
Turning Off the Dividend SpigotNEW YORK – European banks’ high litigation and
restructuring
costs have resulted in major losses on their books and abysmal stock-market performance.
Finally, there is no substitute for
restructuring.
In Asia in the late 1990’s, measures aimed at the financial sector dominated IMF-imposed structural adjustment programs, but there were also programs that focused on tax and expenditure reforms, corporate governance, privatization, and business-debt
restructuring.
So it is not debt restructuring, but its absence, that is “immoral.”
Debt
restructuring
– writing down the debts of homeowners and, in some cases, governments – will be key.
But, as we know from experience, there is life after debt
restructuring.
Since the debt
restructuring
and currency devaluation, Argentina has had years of extraordinarily rapid GDP growth, with the annual rate averaging nearly 9% from 2003 to 2007.
So this is my hope for the New Year: we stop paying attention to the so-called financial wizards who got us into this mess – and who are now calling for austerity and delayed
restructuring
– and start using a little common sense.
Thus, the EMF would provide a framework for sovereign bankruptcy comparable to the procedures that exist in the US for bankrupt companies that qualify for
restructuring.
Restructuring
the Chinese economy is a long-term project.
Its execution, however, was crippled by its very narrow scope for application, the absence of corresponding laws governing corporate restructuring, excessive government intervention, incompatibility with the policy-based bankruptcy procedure then in place, technical errors, and a general inability to make the code operational.
Another important innovation is the adoption of
restructuring
procedures based on other countries’ experiences.
The possibility of
restructuring
balances the interests of stakeholders and uses legal protections to help potentially risky enterprises prevent or avoid bankruptcy if a bailout is worthwhile or possible.
But stricter and more reasonable standards should be established for courts’ approval of
restructuring
plans.
And if the liquidation rate for creditors’ common claims is defined as no lower than that at the time the draft
restructuring
plan was submitted for approval, compensation must be considered in the event that payment is delayed.
The law must contain specific provisions regarding such matters in order to ensure successful listing of
restructuring
firms.
Disruptive and time-consuming bankruptcy proceedings could be avoided as banks often provided the necessary fresh funds to support corporate
restructuring.
In a quest for economies of scale and a strategic repositioning of facilities in order to survive in a world of fast growing competitive pressures, globalization adds to the process of corporate restructuring, mergers, and acquisitions.
At the same time, a technical default by Greece was avoided, and the country implemented a successful – if coercive –
restructuring
of its public debt.
This approach has several advantages: by leaving the face value of the debt unaltered, EU officials could argue that
restructuring
Greece’s debt did not amount to a default, thereby limiting contagion.
Greeks look poised to elect on January 25 a government dominated by the far-left Syriza party, which once stood for repudiation of the euro but now pledges to negotiate a
restructuring
of Greece’s debts.
In Germany, debt
restructuring
would be the most controversial component.
But Germans should be reminded that, along with Marshall Plan funds for Western Europe, the other big boost to Germany’s postwar economic recovery came from debt
restructuring.
The answer is that, even with jobs and credit now plentiful, workers retain the memory of the preceding 20 years of lay-offs, deregulation, and
restructuring.
Of course, building a circular economy would require a fundamental
restructuring
of global value chains.
Yes, creating a more streamlined bankruptcy process can reduce the decibel level of a bank’s failure, and bankruptcy judges are experts at important
restructuring
tasks.
Restructuring
a mega-bank requires pre-planning, familiarity with the bank’s strengths and weaknesses, knowledge of how to time the bankruptcy properly in a volatile economy, and the capacity to coordinate with foreign regulators.
Unable to plan ahead, the courts would enter into the
restructuring
process unfamiliar with the bank.
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