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Fitch upgrades DTEK s IDRs to CCC from RD after restructuring of company s debt
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Eurobonds default: a one-year anniversary
Is Lebanon running out of options?
It has been one year since the Lebanese government defaulted
on a USD 1.2 billion Eurobonds issuance that was due on March 9
th
2020. One year on, negotiations with Eurobond holders have still not begun, and
no good faith discussions with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have been
engaged in order to help negotiate a financial aid package and also on engaging
stakeholders.
The default on the payment, the first in Lebanon’s history, resulted in a default on all Eurobonds issuance, due to specific clauses in the Eurobonds issuances: should a default on a Eurobonds issuance occur without agreeing on restructuring terms with 75 percent of the holders of this issuance, this would trigger a default on all outstanding Eurobonds, which totals USD 31.3 Billion, of which USD 11 billion are held locally by Lebanese banks.
Fitch affirms DTEK Energy at restricted default
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The world’s wealthy countries are at risk of a moral default
A screen before the start of the virtual G20 meeting hosted by Saudi Arabia, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, in Brussels, Belgium November 21, 2020. REUTERS/Yves Herman/Pool
After a four-year hiatus, multilateralism and global cooperation have made a decisive return to the American president’s agenda. The Biden administration’s initial steps have been in the right direction, including re-entry into the Paris climate accord and a fresh four billion dollars for equitable global vaccine distribution through the COVAX Facility. The administration has also contributed to the Group of Seven (G7) leaders’ reaffirmation of support for vulnerable countries hit by the recession that has accompanied the pandemic.