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is poised to return to international capital markets after a 15-year ban
as it finally reached agreement with a group of creditors led by Paul
Singer¡¯s Elliott Management.
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The deal, which needs approval by Argentine lawmakers, is to pay
$4.653bn to settle all claims with four ¡°holdouts¡± that refused to
restructure debt after the country¡¯s 2001 default.
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During the 15-year legal battle creditors have attempted to embargo
everything from navy frigates to satellite launches to claw back the
money a New York court said they were owed from defaulted bonds.
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Argentina suffered a second technical default in 2014 after New York
judge Thomas Griesa said it was forbidden from servicing its
restructured debt abroad without paying the holdout creditors first.
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The agreement is a victory for Mauricio Macri, the Argentine president,
who took office on December 10, after he made ending the legal battle
against holdout funds one of his campaign promises.
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Elliott welcomed the agreement. ¡°We are hopeful the completed
negotiations...–ßã¸ðöÅÊ cleared the way for other plaintiffs to reach
satisfactory resolutions as well,¡± it said.
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To lift the financial blockade on Argentina, the country¡¯s congress must
approve the deal and lift two laws that prevent the country from paying
creditors who had rejected the 2005 and 2010 restructurings. Analysts
and allies of Mr Macri are optimistic that they have the necessary votes
to pass the measures once Congress resumes today.
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After issuing decision after decision against Argentina, the judicial
tables began to turn in favour of the country last month when the new
government offered to pay about $6.5bn in cash to the holdouts for
claims of $9bn.
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¡°Put simply, President Macri¡¯s election changed everything,¡± wrote Judge
Griesa on February 19 after he agreed in principle to lift the
injunction.
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Cristina Fern¨¢ndez de Kirchner, Mr Macri¡¯s predecessor, had refused to
negotiate with the holdouts, frequently referring to them as ¡°vultures¡±.
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The deal with the four biggest creditors means that agreements in
principle have been reached with bondholders who hold more than 85 per
cent of the claims against Argentina that have favourable rulings in US
courts, according to mediator Daniel Pollack.
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Alfonso Prat-Gay, the Argentine finance minister, has said the country
plans to issue $15bn in debt to fund the payments without dipping into
reserves. As part of the agreement, the holdouts agree not to try to
interfere with that issuance, Mr Pollack said. That is expected to be
the first of several issuances by Argentina, provinces and private
companies.
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¡°This is the equivalent of a giant albatross being lifted from
Argentina¡¯s neck and comes just in the nick of time,¡± said Brett Diment,
head of emerging market debt at Aberdeen Asset Management.
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