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Solutions For Argentine Bondholders Following Argentina’s Default Yesterday
A group of creditors – so called 'vulture funds' – are owed over $1.3billion worth of debt, dating back a decade since Argentina's 2001 default.
Withers LLP
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In Brief: Recent Rulings On Sovereign Debt Restructurings
Argentina received at least a temporary reprieve of its obligation to make payments to old bondholders pursuant to Judge Griesa's order on November 28.Jones Day - Article
Avoiding Collateral Damage: Argentine Appellate Court Rules Favorably for Creditors
Negri & Teijeiro Abogados - Article
New Ruling On Judicial Revision Of Interest Rates Regarding A Debt In US Dollars
The Civil Court of Appeals resolved that the annual interest rate on a debt in US Dollars must not exceed 8% in concept of compensatory interest, or 4% in concept of punitive interest.Marval O'Farrell & Mairal - Article
Top 10 Challenges Of Doing Business In Argentina
Argentina's economy boomed in 2017 making it Latin America's third- largest economy but now the country is in a financial crisis.TMF Group BV - Article
Sovereign Litigation In Latin America: Top Five Issues To Think Of When Doing Business With A Latin American Country
"We are in the soup" exclaimed, federal judge Thomas Griesa, referring to Argentina allegedly defaulting on its sovereign bonds. And so we are.Sheppard - Article
Cry For Argentina: Permission To Appeal 1.3B Euro Suit On One Condition
On 22 February, the London Court of Appeal ruled in Palladian Partners LP & Ors v. The Republic of Argentina & Anor [2024] EWCA Civ 139 that the Republic of Argentina (the Republic)...Brown Rudnick LLP - Article
Unbreakable? Argentine Decrees Halt Reorganization and Bankruptcy of Public Utilities
Negri & Teijeiro Abogados - Article
Argentine Congress Amends Bankruptcy Code
Negri & Teijeiro Abogados - Article
Partial Veto of Argentine Bankruptcy Code Amendments
Negri & Teijeiro Abogados - Article
Further Amendments to the Argentine Bankruptcy Code: Bondholders of Argentine Securities Given a Voice - of Sorts
Negri & Teijeiro Abogados - Article
New Amendments to the Argentine Bankruptcy Law
Estudio Beccar Varela - Article
Of Corporate Bondage: How Bondholders May Be Adversely Affected By The Bankruptcy Code
Negri & Teijeiro Abogados - Article
Sovereign Debt Update - November/December 2014
The UN Human Rights Council passed a resolution condemning "vulture funds" like Argentina's holdout bondholders.Jones Day - Article
Los diez desafíos principales al hacer negocios en Argentina
Actualmente, con la alta tasa de inflación, Argentina se ha convertido en un mercado más riesgoso.TMF Group BV - Article
Things Go Better With Coke
This article reports on two significant recent developments. The lead story centers on a national appellate court decision holding (we think unfairly) a regional Coca Cola bottler jointly liable for labor claims made against a distributor. Our second story, <B>Shocked Back to Life?</B>, offers some encouraging news to bondholders pursuing claims in bankruptcy.Negri & Teijeiro Abogados - Article
Argentina Bankruptcy Law Revisited
The Law applicable to collective execution proceedings in Argentina is Law nº 24,522 (hereinafter "The Bankruptcy Law").Alfaro-Abogados - Article
Security Interests In Argentina And Other Legal Tools To Enforce Collection Of Debts. A Brief For Foreign Lenders
Security interests in Argentina may be structured through different agreements according to the nature of the assets included as collaterals.Castro Sammartino & Pierini - Article
The Tango Effect: More Flexibility for Restructuring Debts
Abeledo Gottheil Abogados S.C. - Article
Insolvency And Bankruptcy Rules In Argentina
The Argentine Bankruptcy Law No 24,522, as amended (the 'Bankruptcy Law, contemplates three main insolvency proceedings.Canosa Abogados
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