Ezra Fieser
Emerging Markets Reporter at Bloomberg News
Covering emerging markets for @business. Views=my own.
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1 month ago |
bloomberg.com | Jorgelina do Rosario |Ezra Fieser
For decades, globe-trotting financiers have offered a deal to some developing nations drowning in debt. Bond investors take losses up front, accepting a reduction in their principal and lower interest rates. In exchange they get what’s called a sweetener, giving them extra payments if the country’s economy improves—in some cases, amounting to a multibillion-dollar jackpot.
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1 month ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Nicolle Yapur |Jorgelina do Rosario |Ezra Fieser
VR Capital Group and Fidera Ltdare joining a Venezuela creditor committee, bringing the amount the group controls to roughly half of the nation’s $60 billion of defaulted dollar bonds, according to people familiar with the matter. The addition of the London-based investment managers provides a shot in the arm for a group that formed in late 2018, shortly after Venezuela began defaulting on government and state oil company debt.
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1 month ago |
bloomberglinea.com | Nicolle Yapur |Jorgelina do Rosario |Ezra Fieser
Bloomberg — VR Capital Group y Fidera Ltd se sumaron a un comité de acreedores de Venezuela, con lo cual el grupo ahora controla aproximadamente la mitad de los US$60.000 millones de bonos en dólares en mora del país, según personas familiarizadas con el asunto. La incorporación de los gestores de inversiones con sede en Londres sería un espaldarazo para el grupo formado a finales de 2018, poco después de que Venezuela cayera en default de su deuda gubernamental y de su petrolera estatal.
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1 month ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Nicolle Yapur |Jorgelina do Rosario |Ezra Fieser
VR Capital Group and Fidera Ltdare joining a Venezuela creditor committee, bringing the amount the group controls to roughly half of the nation’s $60 billion of defaulted dollar bonds, according to people familiar with the matter. The addition of the London-based investment managers provides a shot in the arm for a group that formed in late 2018, shortly after Venezuela began defaulting on government and state oil company debt.
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1 month ago |
bloomberg.com | Nicolle Yapur |Jorgelina do Rosario |Ezra Fieser
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