Reuters
Los bonos venezolanos podrían valer entre un 30% y un 60% más que en la actualidad si la creciente presión de Estados Unidos sobre el presidente Nicolás Maduro termina allanando el camino para la que podría ser la mayor reestructuración de deuda de la historia, según pronostican analistas de Citi. Por Reuters El productor petrolero […]
TL;DR
- Venezuelan bonds could increase in value by 30% to 60% if President Maduro is replaced.
- This scenario could lead to the largest debt restructuring in history.
- Venezuela defaulted on its international bonds in 2017 and owes an estimated $170 billion.
- A 50% debt haircut is considered the minimum for economic sustainability.
- Potential restructuring proposals include a new 20-year bond and a 10-year zero-coupon bond for past-due interest.
- Inclusion of instruments linked to GDP or oil revenues could further increase bond value.