The Role of State-Contingent Debt Instruments in Sovereign Debt Restructurings
November 19, 2020
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Subject: Asset and liability management, Bonds, COVID-19, Debt restructuring, Environment, Financial crisis, Financial institutions, Financial instruments, Health, Natural disasters, Public enterprises, Securities, Sovereign debt defaults, Sovereign debt restructuring
Keywords: Bonds, Caribbean, COVID-19, Debt contract, Debt restructuring, Debt stock, Debt sustainability, Eurobond investor, GDP-linked debt, Global, Global financial crisis, GLW payment, Investor appetite, Investor participation, Investor preference, Natural disaster clauses, Natural disasters, Natural disasters clauses, Pandemic, Reference variable, Sector debt suspension, Securities, Sovereign debt default, Sovereign debt restructuring, State-contingent debt instruments, Trading partner, Upside payout, Value recovery instruments, VRI payout
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Staff Discussion Notes No. 2020/006
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SDNEA2020006
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9781513556482
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2617-6750