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Ukraine's political uncertainty to live past presidential elections as maturity wall looms
As Ukraine’s tightly contested presidential race enters its last stretch this week, policy uncertainty is expected to dominate until a very likely second round of elections in April, if not until the October parliamentary polls, market participants told Debtwire. This uncertainty spells bad news for a country reliant on external funding to make USD 20bn in sovereign and quasi-sovereign debt repayments between 2019 and 2021, they said.
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German and Greek banks set to offload EUR 10bn of shipping NPLs
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The Italian shipping sector amid ongoing restructurings and future consolidation
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Acuris Studios: Will Indebted Consumers Hasten the Next Distressed Corporate Debt Cycle?
Our Acuris Studios editor, Matt O'Brien, takes a look at how consumers will impact the next distressed corporate debt cycle in our latest blog.
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Restructuring Day focused on the insights from investors about how they are evaluating distressed opportunities.
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What sectors are most likely to come under financial stress in Europe in 2018?
Andreas Ziegenhagen, European Head of the Restructuring, Insolvency and Bankruptcy at Dentons tells us where he sees European restructuring heading in the next 12 months and what he learned from the past year.
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VistaJet webinar replay - taking flight or crash landing?
On27 July, Debtwire held an online discussion on VistaJet focusingon theMalta domiciled aviation company’s financial position, the challenges it faces as itramps up operations on a larger fleet, and the optionality it has to overcome alooming liquidity gap.
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Interview with Mauro Trabatti, Director at AlixPartners
At the 2017 Debtwire Italian Restructuring Forum we interviewed Mauro Trabatti, Director at AlixPartners, who took part in the transportation sector restructuring panel.
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