Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Stiglitz (and others) on the Vulture Funds

From yesterday's panel on "Reforming the Future: Lessons from Sovereign Debt Restructuring" held at the Atlantic Council. Close to the 11 minute mark Stiglitz says that Griesa's decision on Argentina and the Vulture Funds was "very peculiar" and that it made restructuring almost impossible.

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