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Assessing the Credit Implications of Common Framework Debt Relief
Wednesday, March 17, 2021 | 1 PM GMT | 2 PM CET | 9 AM EDT
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In this interview and Q&A session, Moody’s analysts examined the risks to private creditors that have become more visible as initial Common Framework applications progress.
In contrast to DSSI, are official-sector lenders more intent on upholding the principle of comparable treatment under the G20 Common Framework?
Who will be responsible for determining the extent and apportionment of debt or liquidity relief? Has the scope for private creditors or the applying government to influence the outcome diminished?
Does a Common Framework application in and of itself necessarily entail private-creditor losses? If not, would exceptions early on diminish the capacity for the official sector to insist on comparability of treatment in other instances?
Following the commencement of TRIM in 2016, there are has been a multi phased approach to the ECB’s TRIM exercise. As we are gearing up for a year of further TRIM exercises and transitioning to review of wholesale and low default portfolios, Moody’s would like to host this webinar to provide:
Further insight to the challenges in the market thus far
The common themes across Europe
Remediation and best practice approaches
Following the commencement of TRIM in 2016, there are has been a multi phased approach to the ECB’s TRIM exercise. As we are gearing up for a year of further TRIM exercises and transitioning to review of wholesale and low default portfolios, Moody’s would like to host this webinar to provide:
Further insight to the challenges in the market thus far
