New Developments 2010

EM Ltd. and NML Capital v. Argentina (FRBNY Amicus Curiae Brief). 

EMTA Summer Forum in London to be Held on Thursday, June 24, 2010. Click Here To Register.

EMTA Special Presentation: The Eurozone Dilemma - What Can Be Learned from Emerging Markets?

• Agenda 
• Materials 

Argentina Announces Extension of the Expiration Date of the Submission Period and Change of Schedule. 

EMTA Special Presentation: Mexican Bankruptcy – Legislation, Practices, Trends and Cross-Border Issues: 

• Agenda 
• Mexico’s Legislation, Practices and Trends - Bankruptcy Law (Luis Enrique Graham, Chadbourne & Parke) 
• Chapter 15 and Mexican Concurso Mercantil (Karen Wagner, Davis Polk & Wardwell) 
• Out of Court Restructurings in Mexico (José A. Rosado, The Royal Bank of Scotland) 
• Guide to Mexican Bankruptcy Law (Chadbourne & Parke) 

Moody's Upgrades Guatemala's Foreign Currency Government Bond Rating from Ba2 to Ba1. 

Fitch Downgrades Spain’s Long-Term Foreign Currency Issuer Default Rating from AAA- to AA+.

EM Ltd. and NML Capital v. Argentina: Defendant’s Appellate Brief and Central Bank’s Appellate Brief.

Moody's Upgrades Nicaragua's Foreign Currency Government Bond Rating from Caa1 to B3. 

Gulf Bond and Sukuk Association and EMTA Sign Memorandum of Understanding.

Standard & Poor’s Upgrades Panama’s Long-Term Foreign Currency Rating from BB+ to BBB- (Investment Grade). 

EMTA Special Presentation: The Eurozone Dilemma - What Can Be Learned from Emerging Markets? to be Held on June 2, 2010. Click Here to Register.

Argentina Announces Preliminary Results of Exchange Offer.
 

Various Retail Bondholders v. Argentina. 

EMTA Recommends Confirmation Forms for When-And-If-Issued Trading in Argentina’s New Bonds and GDP-Linked Securities: EMTA Memorandum, Confirmations, Bilateral Netting Agreement for Bonds and Bilateral Netting Agreement for GDP-Linked Securities.

ICMA Message on Sovereign Bond Markets. 

Issues Presented by the Cote d’Ivoire Debt Restructurings. 

EMTA Announces 1Q 2010 Debt Trading Stood at US$1.402 Trillion.