Venezuela’s creditor group has been expanding and now accounts for nearly 40% of all the debt outstanding, putting it in a stronger position as fresh optimism builds that the nation’s long-delayed restructuring is high on the agenda in Washington and Caracas.
Venezuela’s creditor group has been expanding and now accounts for nearly 40% of all the debt outstanding, putting it in a stronger position as fresh optimism builds that the nation’s long-delayed restructuring is high on the agenda in Washington and Caracas.
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