Примеры использования Vulture funds на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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What are"vulture funds"? 8- 14 5.
Vulture funds, debt relief and human rights.
Activities of vulture funds and human rights.
They should also be protected from litigation by vulture funds.
Activities of vulture funds and impact on human rights.
IV. Official initiatives to tackle vulture funds 37- 66 12.
Condemnation of vulture funds' actions to undermine argentina's economy.
Concerns over proposed legislative controls on vulture funds.
Vulture funds are part of this flawed international financial system.
It is difficult to state with precision how many lawsuits have been instituted by vulture funds.
Resolution 6 Condemnation of Vulture Funds' Actions to Undermine Argentina's Economy 32.
Recently, a new concern relating to the activities of vulture funds has emerged.
The recent actions by the vulture funds had exposed their speculative and profit-seeking nature.
The independent expert welcomes the foregoing multilateral initiatives against vulture funds.
The recent actions of vulture funds in international courts had revealed their speculative, profit-seeking nature.
His delegation endorsed the comments made by the representative of Argentina with respect to vulture funds.
That meeting highlighted the controversial role played by vulture funds in the international financial system.
These vulture funds pose a risk to all future debt-restructuring processes, for both developing and developed countries.
Indeed, the potential for profit remains a strong incentive for vulture funds to continue their activities.
These"vulture funds", as they are known, purchase the debt of developing countries for a sum far less than the face value of the debt.
Some heavily indebted poor countries have been subject to aggressive litigation by commercial creditors and vulture funds.
Vulture funds presented a risk for all future debt restructuring processes, for both developed and developing countries.
If those countries opposed a treaty, it would not solve the collective action problem oraddress holdouts or vulture funds, because the signatories did not include the countries under whose laws such bonds were issued.
Vulture funds should therefore not be allowed to paralyse the debt restructuring efforts of developing countries and must not supersede a State's right to protect its people under international law.
It was noted that half of the heavily indebted poor countries that had reached their completion point had slipped back into unsustainability and a number of themwere facing lawsuits or litigation from commercial creditors and vulture funds.
Vulture funds must not be allowed to paralyse the debt restructuring efforts of developing countries and should not supersede a State's right to protect its people under international law.
Furthermore, Paris Club agreements required comparable treatment for other creditors andmany countries that had benefited from the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative had been the target of litigation by vulture funds because they did not receive comparable treatment.
As vulture funds continued to paralyse the debt restructuring management efforts of developing countries, they must not supersede the right of Member States to protect themselves under international law.
In the meantime,some of the heavily indebted poor countries entering the bond market might still be vulnerable to attacks by vulture funds, which considered those countries easy prey since they had benefited from debt relief which had provide them with the sums to pay the vulture funds, and did not have sufficient resources to defend themselves legally.
Mr. Batista(International Monetary Fund), speaking in his personal capacity and not on behalf of the International Monetary Fund, said that the Fund had faced risks arising from the case involving Argentina andholdout bondholders or vulture funds in the United States, and had been following developments relating to that case closely, if rather helplessly.