

Ep 18 Ft. Yannis Manuelides
Nov 16, 2020
Yannis Manuelides, a renowned sovereign debt lawyer, discusses the reluctance of governments to use GDP-linked bonds. He compares drafting practices in London and New York and critiques the 'common framework' for handling the Covid-induced debt crisis. The podcast explores debt deferral complexities, the role of private sector incentives, and the challenges of restructuring mechanisms in the Eurozone.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Reflections on DSSI Initiative and Financial Support for Poor Countries
03:02 • 3min
Navigating Debt Deferral and Incentives: Balancing Official and Private Sector Roles
05:58 • 15min
Exploring GDP Indexed Bonds and Contingent Debt
21:25 • 17min
Debating Debt Restructuring Mechanisms in the Eurozone
38:17 • 9min
Exploration of Legal Systems, Court Structure, and Law Firm Dynamics
47:37 • 4min