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Sovereign Debt with Jill Dauchy

Episode 11: Yannis Manuelides on the changing International Financial Architecture and how it is impacted by the Russia - Ukraine conflict

Mar 7, 2022
Yannis Manuelides, Partner at Allen & Overy, discusses the changing International Financial Architecture post Russia-Ukraine conflict. Topics include evolving global financial systems, strategic debt repayment mechanisms, challenges of debt restructuring, and the impact of the pandemic and China's role as a creditor. The podcast emphasizes the importance of collaboration, transparency, and innovative approaches in navigating sovereign debt challenges.
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Quick takeaways

  • Global financial architecture is changing due to evolving creditor landscapes and market dynamics.
  • Shift in lending dynamics towards non-traditional creditors impacts financing sustainability projects.

Deep dives

Challenges Faced by Sovereign Debtors in Today's Global Economy

Sovereign debtors are grappling with the need to balance debt sustainability and economic recovery amidst changing global dynamics. The traditional financial architecture based on organizations like the IMF and creditor clubs is under strain due to evolving creditor landscapes and market dynamics. The need for coordination among diverse creditors, including non-traditional lenders like China, is crucial to navigate debt restructuring and financial stability.

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