Argentina is poised to return to international capital markets after a 15-year ban as it finally reached agreement with a group of creditors led by Paul Singer’s Elliott Management.
The deal, which needs approval by Argentine lawmakers, is to pay $4.653bn to settle all claims with four “holdouts” that refused to restructure debt after the country’s 2001 default.
During the 15-year legal battle creditors have attempted to embargo everything from navy frigates to satellite launches to claw back the money a New York court said they were owed from defaulted bonds.
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