Title: Pprice of debt security0.5
1Pprice of debt security0.5 Pnew price of
debt security0.56 Gain to creditors (sellers
holders)
Debt relief50-428 The externally funded costs
2 Cross Section
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4Gain to sellers
Gain to holdout creditors
Total gain to creditors
5Emerging Markets 1997
- Korean Crisis (1997)
- Liberalization of capital account was associated
with 120 billions of capital inflows, 1992-1997.
Reversals of flows in second half of 1997 thru
1998 generated a downturn in the economy and debt
problem but this time mostly to private sector
and financial intermediaries- although there was
a substantial Intl bail out.
6Brady Bonds Deal
- A country issues new bonds (Brady Bonds) with a
reduced rate of interest, and with Industrial
Country Coovts guarantees. Thus the market will
purchase these bonds since they are credit
worthy. - Resources obtained from the Brady Bonds issue
will be used to buy back the country old debt.
(on which the country was not credit worthy) - Thus, the real amount to a combination of
external funding (not thru grants but through
good credit) that finances a buy back of old debt.
7Price
1
New price
0.56
Old price
AV
0.5
MV
Nominal debt
100
75
25
8Knocked DownSecondary-market debt
prices,September, 1991, of face value
9International Cross-Section Regression
- Pprice
- DNominal Debt
- XExports
- GGrowth rate
10At D
11Debt Reduction and Expected Repayments Effect on
probabilities.
Dface value VpD(1-p)d
Marginal change in probability of good state when
face value increases by 1 unit
- Thus the debt reduction raises AV for 2 reasons
- Relative payments d/D, rise
- P rises.
12AV Average of debt 0.5 (price) MVMarginal
value of debt0.33 (1/3)
MV
Mv is the change in the market value of debt
(Expected repayment to creditors) if the
NOMINAL debt is increased by 1 unit.
13PDV
Debt relief Laffer Curve
D
D
1
P
AV
D
D
MV