Redesigning Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanisms Case Solution
[This case can be found in just hard copy format (HBP doesn't have digital distribution rights to the content). Because of this, a digital Teacher Duplicate of the case isn't accessible through this web site.] The SDRM would create a fresh international legal framework for sovereign defaults, much like bankruptcy proceeding in the private sector. The SDRM would be overseen by a fresh judicial group within the IMF, and it'd be enforced through international treaties. Krueger has to build a persuasive claim the SDRM would be more efficient than alternative strategies to sovereign defaults. The case provides advice on some important sovereign defaults (the disasters in Latin America, Mexico, and Asia) and on the present institutions and procedures that lenders and debtors turn to in sovereign defaults. Pupils must consider the pros and cons of different strategies to sovereign defaults.
This is just an excerpt. This case is about FINANCE & ACCOUNTING
PUBLICATION DATE: January 20, 2004
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