Sovereign Debt Restructuring And The Law: Holdout Creditor Problem In Argentina Greece Sebastian Grund Routledge Αγγλικά Βιβλία Economics Business &

The Book Sheds Light On Perhaps Most Important Legal Conundrum In Context Of Sovereign Debt Restructuring: Holdout Creditor Problem Absent An International Bankruptcy Regime For Sovereigns Creditors May Delay Or Even Thwart Efficient Resolution Crises By Leveraging Contractual Provisions And Increasing Number Cases Seeking To Enforce A Claim Against Courts Tribunals Following Introduction Its Restructuring Provides First Comprehensive Analysis Two Largest Operations History: Argentine Restructurings 2005 2010 2012 Greek Private Sector Involvement Reviewing Numerous Lawsuits Arbitral Proceedings Initiated Argentina Greece Across Dozen Different Jurisdictions It Distils Organizing Principles Ongoing Future Litigation Highlights Approaches Judges Arbitrators Have Adopted When Dealing With Ranging From Denial Their Right Repayment Human Rights Grounds Financial Infrastructure Coerce Governments Into Meeting Holdouts’ Demands This End Zooms Role Governing Law Plays Revisits Contemporary View Immunity Suit Enforcement Examines How Are Balanced Sovereign’s Interest Achieving Sustainability Finally Advances New Genealogy Holdouts Distinguishing Between Official Discussing Proliferation Types Uncooperative Affect Architecture Going Forward While Is Aimed At Practitioners Scholars Should Also Provide General Reader Understanding Key Issues Facing Countries Distress Moreover Weaving Economic Political Considerations Arbitration Speaks Policymakers Without Background Engaged Field Finance Economics Σελίδες: 224 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm