A Stocktaking of The Current International Architecture for Resolving Sovereign Debt Involving Private Sector Creditors
Policy Papers, October 7, 2025
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- Published: October 7, 2025
- Series: Policy Papers
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.5089/9798229024464.007
Summary
- 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.
Major themes and substantive findings
- Evolution of the contractual framework for resolving privately held sovereign debt.
- Identification of areas where progress has been made and where gaps remain in the international architecture for sovereign debt resolution.
- Coverage includes issues related to bonds, loans, domestic debt restructuring, and statutory tools.
Key topics and technical terminology (as listed)
- Asset and liability management
- Bonds
- Debt restructuring
- Financial institutions
- Loans
- Public debt
- Sovereign debt restructuring
Keywords (preserved exactly)
- Bonds
- climate resilient debt clause
- debt carrying capacity
- Debt management
- Debt restructuring
- Debt Service
- Debt Transparency
- Domestic Debt Restructuring
- Domestic law
- Enhanced CACs
- Exchange offer
- General government debt level
- Global
- International bonds
- Loans
- loss reinstatement clause
- Restructuring negotiations
- Secondary Market
- Sovereign Bonds
- Sovereign Debt Restructuring
- Statutory tools
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