A Stocktaking of The Current International Architecture for Resolving Sovereign Debt Involving Private Sector Creditors

There have been major developments in the global economy and sovereign debt markets since the Fund’s stocktaking in 2020. The contractual framework for the resolution of privately held sovereign debt has evolved further. Progress has been made in certain areas, although gaps still remain.

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MF Policy Paper
Published
2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.5089/9798229024464.007
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State Capitalism and Financial Governance
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A Stocktaking of The Current International Architecture for Resolving Sovereign Debt Involving Private Sector Creditors

MF Policy Paper
State Capitalism and Financial Governance
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A Stocktaking of The Current International Architecture for Resolving Sovereign Debt Involving Private Sector Creditors

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Abstract

There have been major developments in the global economy and sovereign debt markets since the Fund’s stocktaking in 2020. The contractual framework for the resolution of privately held sovereign debt has evolved further. Progress has been made in certain areas, although gaps still remain.

MF Policy PaperVol. 2025(034)
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State Capitalism and Financial Governance
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