Scusate se è stato già scritto, purtroppo non ho tempo di leggere tutto, il taglio del 60% sarebbe sul valore facciale, quindi le qutazioni scenderebbero ulteriormenteç il FT stima del 75-80% (calcolo sbagliato perche' dipenderebbe dalla scadenza), diciamo che la 2012 finirebbe a circa 40, le successive dipendono dal tasso, se questo e' superiore alle cedole si va sotto 40.
European negotiators have asked Greek debt holders to accept a 60 per cent cut in the face value of their bonds, a hardline stance that far exceeds losses agreed in a deal between private investors and eurozone authorities three months ago.
The stance, delivered to a consortium of international banks at the weekend by Vittorio Grilli, Italian treasury chief and lead eurozone negotiator, is a victory for German-led northern creditor countries who have been pushing for Greek bondholders to accept far more of the burden for a second bail-out.
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The 60 per cent cut is a significant shift both in magnitude and in kind. The July deal did not force cuts in the face value of Greek debt; instead, bondholders would have been given new bonds that only delayed repayment for 30 years.
The IIF estimated the deal amounted to a 21 per cent reduction in net present value. A person close to bondholders said a 60 per cent cut in face value would be equivalent to a 75-80 per cent reduction in net present value.
According to officials, IIF negotiators have offered a 40 per cent cut in net present value rather than a face value reduction. In addition, the IIF has asked new bonds used in a proposed swap transaction be backed by €55bn in collateral, a €20bn increase on the July deal.