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Alarm over Saudi debt restructurings as ‘willingness to repay’ becomes an issue for foreign investors

Issue 862 - 10 Oct 2009 | 5 minute read

Moral hazard is now perceived as a growing factor in dealings with the GCC after a troubled Saudi group recently excluded all but Saudi creditors from an agreement to repay syndicated and bilateral loans

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