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Eurobonds cross-default: a one-year anniversary - Executive Magazine

Eurobonds default: a one-year anniversary Is Lebanon running out of options? It has been one year since the Lebanese government defaulted on a USD 1.2 billion Eurobonds issuance that was due on March 9 th 2020. One year on, negotiations with Eurobond holders have still not begun, and no good faith discussions with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have been engaged in order to help negotiate a financial aid package and also on engaging stakeholders. The default on the payment, the first in Lebanon’s history, resulted in a default on all Eurobonds issuance, due to specific clauses in the Eurobonds issuances: should a default on a Eurobonds issuance occur without agreeing on restructuring terms with 75 percent of the holders of this issuance, this would trigger a default on all outstanding Eurobonds, which totals USD 31.3 Billion, of which USD 11 billion are held locally by Lebanese banks.

Lebanon: Insecurity and desperation as crisis worsens | Middle East| News and analysis of events in the Arab world | DW

Lebanon: Insecurity and desperation as crisis worsens People in Lebanon are increasingly desperate amid the political deadlock, the financial meltdown, rising poverty and COVID-19. People in Lebanon are increasingly desperate as the economic crisis continues to worsen The current all-time low of the Lebanese currency  known as the pound or the lira  has riled people all over the country. They have been pouring into the streets for more than a week now, taking the country to the brink of a revolution. Protesters are desperate as the government has for years failed to tackle the devaluation of the currency, poverty rates and the plummeting economy. 

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