Sovdebt Oddities

Home
Archive
About
New
Top
The cautionary tale of Zambia's domestic debt
The architecture for sovereign debt restructurings tends to be shaped by landmark cases. In that view, the deal reached in June by Zambia with its…
 • 
Theo Maret
Suriname: in a league of its own?
The IMF just reached a staff-level agreement with Suriname on the third review of the country’s program, which restarted in June after a year-long…
 • 
Theo Maret
Suriname's sovereign restructuring on the move
Bond restructuring in the books, all eyes now on the IMF?
 • 
Theo Maret
Sovereign debt takeaways from the IMF meetings
Sovereign debt was on top of the agenda during the IMF/WB Spring Meetings, between April 10 and 16. There was movement at the Global Sovereign Debt…
 • 
Theo Maret
The (un)Common Framework: push comes to shove
The G20 Common Framework somehow assumed that China could behave like Paris Club creditors within the international financial system. The Zambia…
 • 
Theo Maret
Sovereign restructurings: a logjam long in the making
In September 2022, Sri Lanka reached a Staff Level Agreement with the IMF. Six months later, the program is moving to the Executive Board on March 20…
 • 
Theo Maret
Sri Lanka: who blinks next?
There have been major developments in recent weeks for Sri Lanka’s debt restructuring process and IMF program negotiations: India and the Paris Club…
 • 
Theo Maret
Sovdebt Oddities
Sovereign debt, international financial architecture, sustainable finance

Sovdebt Oddities

AboutArchiveSitemap
© 2023 Theo Maret
Privacy ∙ Terms ∙ Collection notice
Start WritingGet the app
Substack is the home for great writing