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Auf der kommenden UN-Generalversammlung sollen 9 Grundsätze zur Bewältigung von Staatsinsolvenzen verabschiedet werden. Ein Komitee der Vereinten Nationen, genauer United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), hat auf Veranlassung von Argentinien einstimmig Grundsätze zum Umgang mit Staatsinsolvenzen beschlossen.
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Auf der kommenden UN-Generalversammlung sollen 9 Grundsätze zur Bewältigung von Staatsinsolvenzen verabschiedet werden. Ein Komitee der Vereinten Nationen, genauer United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), hat auf Veranlassung von Argentinien Internationaöle Grundsätze zum Umgang mit Staatsinsolvenzen erarbeitet und einstimmig beschlossen.
  
 
[url=http://unctad.org/en/pages/newsdetails.aspx?OriginalVersionID=1047][b]Principles on Sovereign Debt Restructuring Processes[/b][/url]
 
[url=http://unctad.org/en/pages/newsdetails.aspx?OriginalVersionID=1047][b]Principles on Sovereign Debt Restructuring Processes[/b][/url]
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(Prinzipien für staatliche Schuldenumstrukturierungsprozesse)
 
1. A Sovereign State has the right, in the exercise of its discretion, (...)
 
1. A Sovereign State has the right, in the exercise of its discretion, (...)
 
2. Good faith by both the sovereign debtor and all its creditors would entail their engagement in  (...)
 
2. Good faith by both the sovereign debtor and all its creditors would entail their engagement in  (...)
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8. Sustainability implies that sovereign debt restructuring workouts are completed in a timely and efficient manner and  (...)
 
8. Sustainability implies that sovereign debt restructuring workouts are completed in a timely and efficient manner and  (...)
 
9. Majority restructuring implies that sovereign debt restructuring agreements that are approved by a qualified majority  (...)
 
9. Majority restructuring implies that sovereign debt restructuring agreements that are approved by a qualified majority  (...)
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Auf Telepolis ist Ralf Streck im seinem Artikel: [url=http://www.heise.de/tp/artikel/45/45664/1.html][b]"Historischer Durchbruch" zum Recht auf Staats-Umschuldung[/b][/url] angesichts der Schuldenkrise in Griechenland mehr als erstaunt darüber:
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[quote]dass im deutschsprachigen Raum die Tatsache praktisch unbeachtet blieb, dass ein Komitee der Vereinten Nationen (UN) kürzlich auf Anstoß von Argentinien einstimmig Grundsätze zum Umgang mit Staatsinsolvenzen beschlossen hat. Die UN-Generalversammlung wird aller Voraussicht nach am 15. September die "neun Grundsätze" beschließen, damit ein "neuer Rechtsrahmen" und "Regulierungsmechanismen" für den Umgang mit Staatsschuldenkrisen entstehen. Nun geht es darum, die "Gläubigervereinigung" IWF aus der Kontrolle herauszuhalten.[/quote]
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:Principles on Sovereign Debt Restructuring Processes
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:1. A Sovereign State has the right, in the exercise of its discretion, to design its macroeconomic policy, including restructuring its sovereign debt, which should not be frustrated or impeded by any abusive measures. Restructuring should be done as the last resort and preserving at the outset creditors' rights.
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:2. Good faith by both the sovereign debtor and all its creditors would entail their engagement in constructive sovereign debt restructuring workout negotiations and other stages of the process with the aim of a prompt and durable reestablishment of debt sustainability and debt servicing, as well as achieving the support of a critical mass of creditors through a constructive dialogue regarding the restructuring terms.
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:3. Transparency should be promoted in order to enhance the accountability of the actors concerned, which can be achieved through the timely sharing of both data and processes related to sovereign debt workouts.
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:4. Impartiality requires that all institutions and actors involved in sovereign debt restructuring workouts, including at the regional level, in accordance with their respective mandates, enjoy independence and refrain from exercising any undue influence over the process and other stakeholders or engaging in actions that would give rise to conflicts of interest or corruption or both.
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:5. Equitable treatment imposes on States the duty to refrain from arbitrarily discriminating among creditors, unless a different treatment is justified under the law, is reasonable, and is correlated to the characteristics of the credit, guaranteeing inter-creditor equality, discussed among all creditors. Creditors have the right to receive the same proportionate treatment in accordance with their credit and its characteristics. No creditors or creditor groups should be excluded ex ante from the sovereign debt restructuring process.
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:6. Sovereign immunity from jurisdiction and execution regarding sovereign debt restructurings is a right of States before foreign domestic courts and exceptions should be restrictively interpreted.
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:7. Legitimacy entails that the establishment of institutions and the operations related to sovereign debt restructuring workouts respect requirements of inclusiveness and the rule of law, at all levels. The terms and conditions of the original contracts should remain valid until such time as they are modified by a restructuring agreement.
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:8. Sustainability implies that sovereign debt restructuring workouts are completed in a timely and efficient manner and lead to a stable debt situation in the debtor State, preserving at the outset creditors' rights while promoting sustained and inclusive economic growth and sustainable development, minimizing economic and social costs, warranting the stability of the international financial system and respecting human rights.
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:9. Majority restructuring implies that sovereign debt restructuring agreements that are approved by a qualified majority of the creditors of a State are not to be affected, jeopardized or otherwise impeded by other States or a non-representative minority of creditors, who must respect the decisions adopted by the majority of the creditors. States should be encouraged to include collective action clauses in their sovereign debt to be issued.
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http://www.unctad.info/en/Debt-Portal/
  
 
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UN will 9 Grundsätze für Staatsinsolvenzen verabschieden!

Auf der kommenden UN-Generalversammlung sollen 9 Grundsätze zur Bewältigung von Staatsinsolvenzen verabschiedet werden. Ein Komitee der Vereinten Nationen, genauer United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), hat auf Veranlassung von Argentinien Internationaöle Grundsätze zum Umgang mit Staatsinsolvenzen erarbeitet und einstimmig beschlossen.

[url=http://unctad.org/en/pages/newsdetails.aspx?OriginalVersionID=1047][b]Principles on Sovereign Debt Restructuring Processes[/b][/url] (Prinzipien für staatliche Schuldenumstrukturierungsprozesse) 1. A Sovereign State has the right, in the exercise of its discretion, (...) 2. Good faith by both the sovereign debtor and all its creditors would entail their engagement in (...) 3. Transparency should be promoted in order to enhance the accountability of the actors concerned, (...) 4. Impartiality requires that all institutions and actors involved in sovereign debt restructuring workouts, (...) 5. Equitable treatment imposes on States the duty to refrain from arbitrarily discriminating among creditors, (...) 6. Sovereign immunity from jurisdiction and execution regarding sovereign debt restructurings is a right of States (...) 7. Legitimacy entails that the establishment of institutions and the operations related to sovereign debt restructuring (...) 8. Sustainability implies that sovereign debt restructuring workouts are completed in a timely and efficient manner and (...) 9. Majority restructuring implies that sovereign debt restructuring agreements that are approved by a qualified majority (...)


Auf Telepolis ist Ralf Streck im seinem Artikel: [url=http://www.heise.de/tp/artikel/45/45664/1.html][b]"Historischer Durchbruch" zum Recht auf Staats-Umschuldung[/b][/url] angesichts der Schuldenkrise in Griechenland mehr als erstaunt darüber: [quote]dass im deutschsprachigen Raum die Tatsache praktisch unbeachtet blieb, dass ein Komitee der Vereinten Nationen (UN) kürzlich auf Anstoß von Argentinien einstimmig Grundsätze zum Umgang mit Staatsinsolvenzen beschlossen hat. Die UN-Generalversammlung wird aller Voraussicht nach am 15. September die "neun Grundsätze" beschließen, damit ein "neuer Rechtsrahmen" und "Regulierungsmechanismen" für den Umgang mit Staatsschuldenkrisen entstehen. Nun geht es darum, die "Gläubigervereinigung" IWF aus der Kontrolle herauszuhalten.[/quote]




Principles on Sovereign Debt Restructuring Processes
1. A Sovereign State has the right, in the exercise of its discretion, to design its macroeconomic policy, including restructuring its sovereign debt, which should not be frustrated or impeded by any abusive measures. Restructuring should be done as the last resort and preserving at the outset creditors' rights.
2. Good faith by both the sovereign debtor and all its creditors would entail their engagement in constructive sovereign debt restructuring workout negotiations and other stages of the process with the aim of a prompt and durable reestablishment of debt sustainability and debt servicing, as well as achieving the support of a critical mass of creditors through a constructive dialogue regarding the restructuring terms.
3. Transparency should be promoted in order to enhance the accountability of the actors concerned, which can be achieved through the timely sharing of both data and processes related to sovereign debt workouts.
4. Impartiality requires that all institutions and actors involved in sovereign debt restructuring workouts, including at the regional level, in accordance with their respective mandates, enjoy independence and refrain from exercising any undue influence over the process and other stakeholders or engaging in actions that would give rise to conflicts of interest or corruption or both.
5. Equitable treatment imposes on States the duty to refrain from arbitrarily discriminating among creditors, unless a different treatment is justified under the law, is reasonable, and is correlated to the characteristics of the credit, guaranteeing inter-creditor equality, discussed among all creditors. Creditors have the right to receive the same proportionate treatment in accordance with their credit and its characteristics. No creditors or creditor groups should be excluded ex ante from the sovereign debt restructuring process.
6. Sovereign immunity from jurisdiction and execution regarding sovereign debt restructurings is a right of States before foreign domestic courts and exceptions should be restrictively interpreted.
7. Legitimacy entails that the establishment of institutions and the operations related to sovereign debt restructuring workouts respect requirements of inclusiveness and the rule of law, at all levels. The terms and conditions of the original contracts should remain valid until such time as they are modified by a restructuring agreement.
8. Sustainability implies that sovereign debt restructuring workouts are completed in a timely and efficient manner and lead to a stable debt situation in the debtor State, preserving at the outset creditors' rights while promoting sustained and inclusive economic growth and sustainable development, minimizing economic and social costs, warranting the stability of the international financial system and respecting human rights.
9. Majority restructuring implies that sovereign debt restructuring agreements that are approved by a qualified majority of the creditors of a State are not to be affected, jeopardized or otherwise impeded by other States or a non-representative minority of creditors, who must respect the decisions adopted by the majority of the creditors. States should be encouraged to include collective action clauses in their sovereign debt to be issued.

http://www.unctad.info/en/Debt-Portal/

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