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7 July 2026

‘Policy in Command’: When Government Policy May Shape Creditor Recoveries

by: Steven T. Kargman

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16 June 2026

Restructuring Venezuela’s Sovereign Debt and Rebuilding Its Economy Post-Maduro

by: Steven T. Kargman

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3 February 2026

The Outlook for Restructuring Venezuela’s Sovereign Debt Post-Maduro

by: Steven T. Kargman

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20 June 2025

Yet Another Potential Economic Shock to Emerging Economies

by: Steven T. Kargman

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17 September 2024

A Tale of Two Debt Burdens: A Day of Reckoning for China’s Debt-Fueled Infrastructure Development at Home and Abroad

by: Steven T. Kargman

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15 November 2023

The Brave New World of Sovereign Debt Restructuring: The ‘China Conundrum’ and Other Challenges

by: Steven T. Kargman

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18 October 2021

Venezuela: Prospects for Restructuring Sovereign Debt and Rebuilding a National Economy Against the Backdrop of a Failing State

by: Steven T. Kargman

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1 September 2021

The COVID-19 Pandemic and Emerging Market Restructurings: The View One Year Later

by: Steven T. Kargman

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22 January 2021

Argentina’s Quest for the Moral High Ground in Its Recent Debt Restructuring with Its Foreign Bondholders

by: Steven T. Kargman

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20 July 2020

Key Legal and Policy Considerations in Venezuela’s Potential Debt Restructuring and Economic Recovery Efforts

by: Steven T. Kargman

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