EMTA Panels Explore Implications of Partial Restructurings
On June 4, 2007, EMTA hosted two panels that reviewed current trends in South America, and particularly Argentina’s financial recovery in the context of record growth and some lingering distractions and then examined whether or not Argentina’s restructuring and recovery strategy is an attractive or viable precedent for other countries. Panelists included representatives from American Task Force Argentina, American University, FH International Financial Services and RGEMonitor.
Click Here for a copy of the agenda and Click Here for Introductory Remarks by Michael M. Chamberlin, EMTA Executive Director.
This presentation continues EMTA’s series on Sovereign Debt Restructurings and their Implications, which was initiated on June 7, 2006 (How a Ratings Agency Brings a Country out of Default) and has included later events in NYC and/or London on October 5 and 12 (Enforcement Against Sovereigns in the US and Elsewhere) and December 5, 2006 (Official Sector Implications).