Two recent liability management episodes – perhaps characterized as “open market” versus “open mouth ” – usefully compare and contrast approaches to sovereign debt restructuring. Belize has just completed an exchange which extended the maturity of its external debt, whereas, as this paper went to press, Ecuador’s new government of President Correa was still considering all options. This paper summarizes the approach taken by each country, and draws conclusions about the likely financial implications and repercussions for policymakers ’ reputations. The paper finishes with an analysis o
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This paper examines the causes, processes, and outcomes of the two Belize sovereign debt restructuri...
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This paper examines the causes, process, and outcome of Belize’s 2016–17 sovereign debt restructurin...
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This paper addresses the solvency of the public sector in Latin American economies. In particular, i...
In 2008 the Ecuadorian government received a report on the legitimacy of the country's sovereign deb...
The recent financial woes of Greece, Ireland, Portugal, and other nations have reinvigorated the deb...
This paper examines the causes, processes, and outcomes of the two Belize sovereign debt restructuri...
abstract: This paper explores the history of sovereign debt default in developing economies and atte...
This paper examines the causes, process, and outcome of Belize’s 2016–17 sovereign debt restructurin...
The article addresses the problem of public debt restructuring in seven largest countries of Latin A...
The purpose of this paper is to stir the debate on the need for a sovereign debt restructuring mecha...
Sovereign debt restructurings do constitute a recurrent phenomenon in emerging and developing econom...
This Selected Issues paper on Belize reviews the external competitiveness, balance sheet currency mi...
This paper-consisting of a regional study and seven country studies-reviews the state of domestic pu...
Today, more than half of low-income countries eligible for relief under the Debt Service Suspension ...
Recent debates on the external debt situations of the heavily indebted developing countries have foc...
The paper examines the evolution of public sector debt levels and structures in 12 emerging market c...
Since the onset of the debt crisis, developing countries have resorted to several debt reduction and...
This paper addresses the solvency of the public sector in Latin American economies. In particular, i...
In 2008 the Ecuadorian government received a report on the legitimacy of the country's sovereign deb...
The recent financial woes of Greece, Ireland, Portugal, and other nations have reinvigorated the deb...