Tag: default

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Past experience stands Asia-Pacific in good stead for 2010

Default rates are expected to decline this year and the number of negative outlooks will continue to trend lower, but certain sectors are still vulnerable, Standard & Poor's says.

By Ian Thompson | 31 March 2010

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Dubai impact not feeding through to Asia

Asia appears relatively immune from Dubai’s debt problems, while Dubai World says less than half the amount of debt initially believed to be affected is included under the ...

By Edward Russell | 3 December 2009

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Could Dubai trigger another global crisis?

The Dubai government’s request for a standstill on Dubai World debt could be the beginning of a sovereign default.

By Edward Russell | 30 November 2009

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Pakistan near debt default

Barely a month since the presidential election, falling foreign currency reserves have forced Pakistan’s new government to turn to the IMF for a loan.

By Edward Russell | 22 October 2008

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Australian debt dilemma

An Australian court case could have a revolutionary effect on the local debt market, according to managing director for Standard & Poor's in Australia and New Zealand, ...

By Christopher Dalton | 21 February 2007

Debt

Supreme Court rules Indah Kiat bond invalid

Indonesia's Supreme Court puts the country's offshore borrowing prospects in doubt by ruling invalid the $500 million bond for APP subsidiary Indah Kiat Pulp & Paper.

By Timothy Cuffe | 13 November 2006

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Philippines default not far-fetched

Why the Philippines could be the next Argentina.

By Jephraim Gundzik | 1 March 2005

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Structured Credit Products: basket credit default swaps

In an article adapted from his new book, Wiley finance author Moorad Choudhry describes basket default swaps, a variation of the standard credit default swap.

By Moorad Choudhry | 23 July 2004

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Seoul's latest default

Behind the sale of Daewoo Motor to General Motors lies a controversial government default on Daewoo debt held by investment trust companies.

By Jame DiBiasio | 28 September 2001

Debt

HITIC default may signal a restructuring, say optimists

HITIC''s failure to make a $6.9 million bond interest payment puts the bondholders in bed with the creditor banks, suggesting a restructuring plan may be in the offing.

By Jim Regan | 11 July 2000

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