Smarter Sovereign Debt By: Brett House , / 20 February, 2015 New templates for sovereign debt contracts mean that small groups of creditors can no longer hold governments hostage over repayment. By Brett House.
The world should listen to Greece’s big idea about debt By: Brett House , / 9 February, 2015 Linking debt payments to economic growth would be better for Greece and better for Europe. By Brett House.
Clipping wings: Making sovereign bonds more vulture-proof By: Brett House , / 17 October, 2014 Brett House on the IMF’s new proposals for dealing with a sovereign debt crisis.
Don’t Restructure Debt, Reprofile It By: Brett House , / 23 June, 2014 Brett House on a new proposal that would allow the IMF to help debt-laden countries without forcing them to default.
Argentina’s Return to Default? By: Brett House , / 16 June, 2014 The U.S. Supreme Court’s rulings in favour of Argentina’s holdout creditors has thrown our sovereign debt restructuring mechanisms into doubt, says Brett House.
The IMF: Crisis Fighter By: Brett House , / 16 April, 2014 In the wake of the IMF/WB Spring Meetings, Brett House considers the continued role of the IMF in reforming the global financial system.
Argentina vs. its Creditors By: Brett House , / 24 March, 2014 Brett House on how Argentina’s debt saga shows why we need a better way to deal with bankrupt countries.
