Debt service coverage and bond interest

a An option was included to convert US 30 year bond into a US 12 year bond with debt reduction.

Public and publicly guaranteed debt rose moderately, while bond financing fell dramatically by 40 per cent.

56. In this way, debt which increases as it is repaid becomes a further bond of dependency.

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Ample debt service coverage for a United Nations bond could be created by permitting the trustee to set aside a higher than required percentage of assessment payments tendered by Member States to permit the accelerated collection by the bond trustee of the total annual debt service requirement.

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In establishing a credit rating on a United Nations bond issue, the credit rating agencies would focus on the source and probability of timely debt service payments, in accordance with the terms applicable to the bond issue.

Surprisingly, the bond market still seems almost oblivious to this risk. But holders of US debt worldwide have every reason to be concerned.

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Third, Germany s long term interest rates would be unaffected, because Germany would neither be guaranteeing the debt conversion scheme nor backing the ECB s bond issues.

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Where inflation is returning to target levels, debt monetization could be unnecessarily and dangerously stimulative. Central bank bond sales, while certainly not inevitable, may be appropriate.

At all times, Member States would be credited the full amount tendered to the bond trustee, regardless of the assessment set aside for debt servicing purposes.

The ECB will service (as opposed to purchase) a portion of every maturing government bond corresponding to the percentage of the member state s public debt that is allowed by the Maastricht rules. Thus, in the case of member states with debt to GDP ratios of, say, 120 and 90 , the ECB would service, respectively, 50 and 66.7 of every maturing government bond.

In a highly innovative move, Argentina exchanged old debt for new debt at about 30 cents on the dollar or a little more plus a GDP indexed bond. The more Argentina grew, the more it paid to its former creditors.