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Lessons from the Greek Debt Exchange

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About this Event

16 May 2012 @ 12:45

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Download the keynote audio podcast here

Transcript:
You can view the transcript here (courstey of www.iif.com)

About the Speech:

Earlier this year, Charles Dallara represented the financial industry in the negotiations on Greece's second economic adjustment programme that secured the largest debt restructuring in world history, involving €206 billion worth of bonds. In his presentation Charles Dallara discussed the implications of this debt exchange for Europe and the global financial system.

About the Speaker:

Charles Dallara has been Managing Director of the Institute of International Finance since 1993. In this position he has played a major role in numerous  prominent international negotiations. Prior to joining the IIF, Mr Dallara was a Managing Director at J.P. Morgan & Co. In the 1980's he served in a variety of high profile financial positions in the George H. W. Bush and Ronald Reagan Administrations.

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