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I have been struggling with two issues that I just can't make sense of. At the risk of coming across as a bigger geek than usual, I feel like the darn computer in war games trying to win at tic tac toe (was tic tac toe ever fun again after that movie?) two things make even less sense to me, and the more I think about them, the more convinced I am that someone somewhere is missing something and the level of disorganization in Europe is higher than I thought.
Why is the March 20th date still in play? Why talk about needing the bailout by then for bond payments when there should be no payments due. In theory PSI will have been successful and pushed off all private holding into the distant future. If PSI isn't successful then they will do a retroactive CAC clause to ensure it gets pushed off (has anyone checked if a retroactive CAC clause would really be upheld by the Greek courts without even a temporary injunction?) Is it concern that if they do that, UK law bonds will be able to accelerate and the payout of all holdouts in those bonds is accelerated? The March bonds trade meaningfully higher than other bonds. I can't help but feel I am missing something, or they are missing something. Have they properly accounted for PSI in their calculations of timing and size of bailout money? I am very confused. I wrote some thoughts down on the march bond trading price earlier today, but I feel I am running around in circles trying to figure out the angles. If it is as simple as the ECB owning a lot of these bonds, then why not let them extend the maturity by a year for all "public sector" holders? The ECB could probably book it as a par payment and book a big juicy profit on the Greek portion of their SMP.
PSI, TROIKA, And TIC-TAC-TOE | ZeroHedge
Cmq sulla marzo oltre ai tempi strettissimi ci sono le clausole di cross default dei titoli non-ggb. Ovvero si presenterebbero per l'incasso i detentori di quasi 20B (vado a memoria, non ho il dato a portata di mano)
Ma la marzo è british law ?