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...Robert H Wade Professor of Global Political Economy London School of EconomicsLondon WC2, UK...
...William Wade, a credit analyst at JPMorgan, warned earlier this month that haircuts of 15-25 per cent on the ringfenced debt were now a “plausible” outcome that investors should be wary of....
...The Bank of England has moved to clarify the order in which shareholders and creditors should bear losses in a bank resolution or insolvency case....
...FT Alphaville got a little excited when the US government signalled that it wanted to wade into the weird lawsuit surrounding Sri Lanka’s 2022 default....
...Celsius’s bankruptcy filing listed more than 100,000 creditors, while early Three Arrows filings cited a “significant number” of creditors....
...Jack Robertson, Queen Elizabeth’s School Barnet...
...*This article has been amended to correct the name of Julian Robertson’s firm...
...Pro-life protest in US Anti-abortion protesters march on Washington DC for the first time since Roe vs Wade was overturned....
...Now the implied rate on its bonds is nearer 40 per cent, says Charles Robertson of Renaissance Capital, which means investors regard it as too risky to lend to at all....
...The lawsuit traces the arc of Hwang’s career, including his rise as a protégé of the legendary hedge fund manager Julian Robertson, his $44mn settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission on insider...
...It underscores how low recoveries may be for creditors. Riding out a market sell-off Philippe Laffont had a strong feeling that a market correction was coming....
...One thing to start: Julian Robertson, the founder of Tiger Management and one of the most influential hedge fund managers of all time, has died at the age of 90....
...Under Tuilaepa, this grew to half of Samoa’s gross domestic product, with China the single biggest creditor....
...and Ropes & GrayOriginality: 9; Leadership: 7; Impact: 9; Total: 25The firms advised global environmental group The Nature Conservancy in helping negotiate a “debt-for-nature swap” between Belize and its creditors...
...Charlie Robertson Global Chief Economist, Renaissance Capital, London W1, UK...
...Doug Robertson, a restructuring and insolvency partner at law firm Irwin Mitchell, said the judgment would be a relief for struggling retailers....
...The results indicate the new strategy “is having a demonstrable impact”, said Andrew Wade, an analyst at Jefferies....
...At the centre of creditors’ current efforts to get their money back are questions for EY, which signed off on Zeromax’s accounts....
.../ From Ian Robertson, Grézels, France...
...Keith Wade, chief economist at Schroders: Like much of the developed world the UK will be in recession in 2023....
...Letter in response to this article: Africa’s private creditors must not be penalised / From Charlie Robertson, Global Chief Economist, Renaissance Capital, London W1, UK...
...Charles Robertson, chief economist at Renaissance Capital, said there could be a stigma attached to participation in the scheme, and that some governments want to “avoid being lumped in with countries that...
...In a letter seen by the Financial Times, the Paris Club which represents Zimbabwe’s biggest creditors said that the government must implement “substantive and sustainable political and economic reforms”...
...fixed-income strategist at Renaissance Capital, said sub-Saharan sovereign debt was now increasing at a faster clip than in other emerging or frontier markets, and the growing importance of non-Paris Club creditors...
...As if muddling through a humanitarian crisis and a sharpening political stand-off between authoritarian Nicolás Maduro and opposition leader Juan Guaidó weren’t bad enough, Venezuela will soon have to wade...
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