What if Greece got massive debt relief but no one admitted it? (Part 2)

FT Alphaville » Greece 2016-06-13

Summary:

We’ve raised the possibility Greece’s sovereign debt burden is far lower than the headline figures — and the potential significance of this — in previous posts. Now it’s time to dig in.

(The idea was brought to our attention by Paul Kazarian, whose Japonica Partners has a position in Greek government bonds and would stand to profit from a compression in risk premiums. His interest in the outcome doesn’t necessarily mean he’s wrong.)

Continue reading: What if Greece got massive debt relief but no one admitted it? (Part 2)

Link:

http://ftalphaville.ft.com/2016/06/09/2161851/what-if-greece-got-massive-debt-relief-but-no-one-admitted-it-part-2/

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euro-exit » FT Alphaville » Greece

Tags:

accounting standards

Authors:

Matthew C Klein

Date tagged:

06/13/2016, 21:18

Date published:

06/09/2016, 15:17