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Ukraine’s sovereign restructuring: launch of $18bn simultaneous exchange offers
Sep 25, 2015

On Tuesday, 22 September, Ukraine successfully launched exchange offers in relation to 14 sovereign and sovereign-guaranteed Eurobonds with outstanding principal amounts of c.US$18 billion.  This follows less than a month after Ukraine and its ad hoc creditors’ committee (“AHC”) agreed Indicative Heads of Terms, following months of intense negotiations.
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