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...Elliott, now credited as co-director....
...According to Mr Pollack (who gets quite emotional in his statement about “nothing short of heroic” President Macri of Argentina and Elliott’s Paul Singer, “a tough but fair negotiator”): No party to a settlement...
...The motion — addressed to Judge Thomas Griesa, who appointed Mr Pollack — could disrupt Argentina’s fragile settlement with bondholders, weeks after the country agreed to pay $4.6bn to Paul Singer’s Elliott...
...The Argentine-Elliott arbitrator says there is a “significant statement” coming soon on the imbroglio....
...As part of the agreement, the holdouts agree not to try to interfere with that issuance, Mr Pollack said....
...The court-appointed, so-called “special master” Daniel Pollack said in a statement that Argentina has agreed to pay a group of holdouts, led by US billionaire Paul Singer’s Elliott Management, $4.65bn, to...
...“The proposal by Argentina is a historic breakthrough,” said mediator Daniel Pollack....
...Elliott declined to comment on the latest developments in the long-running legal dispute....
...And Congress will be needed to overturn the notorious lock law come any deal with Elliott. In the meantime, also note the $10bn figure mentioned by Mr Pollack....
...Mr Caputo and his team were due to meet with Daniel Pollack, the court-appointed mediator or “special master”, and lawyers for the creditors for two days of talks starting on Monday....
...Luis Caputo, Argentina’s finance secretary and a former executive at JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank, has already twice met Daniel Pollack, the “special master” charged with mediating the negotiations....
...Argentine officials have refused to hold face-to-face meetings with the group of US hedge funds led by Paul Singer’s Elliott Management since a $539m interest payment on its debt was blocked on June 30 by...
...It was not clear if Axel Kicillof, the Argentine economy minister, attended the meeting in New York with Daniel Pollack, the court-appointed mediator, or whether only lawyers for the government were there...
...Elliott Management Corporation’s NML Capital purchased Argentine bonds in 2008 and immediately sued Argentina....
...First, Elliott reminds us of how CCPs aim to reduce overall counterparty risk for members and for itself. 1....
...Shaw BlueMountain Capital PIMCO Elliott Management Corporation It could set a dodgy precedent, declaring a credit event even though it doesn’t look like there was one according to the definitions — whether...
...Shaw Group BlueMountain Capital Elliott Management Corporation PIMCO This was concerning whether the effective subordination of Greek bonds to the bonds held by the ECB constituted a credit event....
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