Sentences with phrase «private bondholders»
"Private bondholders" refers to individuals or organizations that invest their own money in bonds issued by companies or governments. These investors lend money to the bond issuer in exchange for periodic interest payments and the return of the principal amount at the bond's maturity. They are not government entities or public institutions. Full definition
But that restructuring included only private bondholders, not official creditors.
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Strauss - Kahn notoriously overrode his staff when they urged the IMF not to capitulate to ECB demands to pay French, German and other private bondholders with Troika bailout loans for which they made Greek taxpayers liable.
SRFs can essentially cosign a community's loan or bond sale, guaranteeing the debt and eliminating the risk of default for private bondholders.
It already has negotiated a 20 percent writedown of its debt to private bondholders, and both Poroshenko and «Yats» insist that they will default on their $ 3 billion debt to Russia's sovereign wealth fund falling due this December.
The agreement implied austerity measures and included the extension of the repayment period to 15 years, the lowering of the interest rate to 3.5 % and a 53.5 % haircut accepted by the private bondholders.
Rangel recently served as finance chairman of Emanuel's mayoral campaign, and he and other appointed - not elected - UNO leaders have strung together multiple taxpayer - subsidized and tax - exempt financial transactions to pay off private bank loans and private bondholders.
It is these private bondholders who provided the funds for Citigroup to acquire questionable assets.
The General Court excluded all liability of the ECB for the loss suffered in 2012 by the private bondholders as a result of the restructuring of the Greek debt.