Asli Orbay
Reporter, Arbitration and Litigation, Debtwire CEEMEA
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Asli Orbay
Reporter, Arbitration and Litigation, Debtwire CEEMEA
Turkey to experience renewed round of debt restructurings post local elections
Turkey’s currency crisis – spurred by burgeoning hard currency corporate debt and a large trade deficit – caused a debt restructuring boom in 2H18. President Erdogan’s unorthodox monetary policy and a fragile relationship with the US - peaking with the pastor Brunson spat – poured further fuel on the flames of economic turbulence.
Laura Gardner Cuesta
Senior Reporter, Debtwire CEEMEA
Oil collapse pummels GCC credit, Lebanon CDS spikes on political deadlock
This week’s collapse in oil prices has sent shockwaves across the GCC credit space, said two UAE-based asset managers and a London-based banker. Both WTI and Brent crude hit a three-year low on Tuesday (13 November), and although prices had stabilised by Thursday, a negative mood has set in, they said.
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Dana Gas webinar replay – A threat to Islamic debt structures’ legitimacy or delaying tactic?
On 5 July, Debtwire held an online discussion on Dana Gas, focusing on its upcoming restructuring, financial position, possible upside from arbitration rulings and Islamic Finance Issues.
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