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The best books on Sovereign Default and Debt Restructuring

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By Lupin Rahman, E. Ferguson, Karin Lissakers
| Five Books
I wonder if you could just explain what a default is and why sovereign debt restructuring is famous for being such a complicated process? A default is when a debtor doesn’t pay money back that was borrowed, typically in a bond or a loan, on time or in full. The heart of the problem with sovereign default and debt restructuring is that governments are different from individuals. They can’t just not provide their services. They are responsible for the well-being of people.
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Peak Inflation May Hint at Peak Rates in Emerging Markets

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By Pramol Dhawan, Lupin Rahman
| NXTmine
Central banks across emerging markets (EM) have reacted to elevated inflation by significantly tightening monetary policy, in some cases well ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank. Now, after a challenging period, EM inflation appears to be abating, with policy rates approaching previous cycle highs. This is lifting real, or inflation-adjusted, interest rates above neutral policy rates and toward prior peak levels, potentially creating a more favorable investing backdrop.
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Key Takeaways From PIMCO's Sustainable Investing Report

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By Gavin Power, Pramol Dhawan, Lupin Rahman, Naki Nartey
| PIMCO Blog
Sustainable investing has gone through several evolutionary stages. What began as a largely equities-oriented negative screening approach for socially responsible investors, has diffused into a global, multi-asset class investing movement. In recognition of this transformation, we have changed the title of this year’s annual report from Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) to Sustainable Investing, highlighting the significance of this deemed global megatrend.
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