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The European Central Bank’s Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme—Legal or Not?

On 18 March 2020, the European Central Bank (ECB) announced a EUR750 billion bond purchase programme called Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme (PEPP) to address the economic and financial...

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Sebastian Grund

Restructuring Argentina's Sovereign Debts - Navigating the Legal Labyrinth

For almost two years, Argentina has been facing a severe economic recession and has not had the ability to access international capital markets. This has left Argentina vulnerable to a...

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Sebastian Grund

A Sovereign Debt Restructuring Framework for the Euro Area

In a new paper, which was recently published in the Fordham International Law Journal, we discuss the legal framework for sovereign debt restructuring in the euro...

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Sebastian Grund

Collective action clauses in the euro area: a law and economic analysis of the first five years

Efforts to reform the international financial architecture towards a regime in which sovereign debt restructurings can be managed in a more ‘orderly’ fashion date back to at least the early...

28 February 2019

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Sebastian Grund

Restructuring Government Debt Under Local Law: The Greek Experience and Implications for Investor Protection

In contrast to corporations or private individuals, States in financial distress are confronted with a unique legal predicament. In the absence of a bankruptcy procedure, sovereign borrowers must find ways...

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Sebastian Grund

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