President Mauricio Macri
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The debt crisis of Argentina will soon end as the country agreed on a $250 million deal with its holdout creditors. The deal will put an end to the long-running case that's been affecting the country's economy. -
Argentina reaches $190 million settlement with more houldout creditors
Argentina reaches additional settlements of $190 million with seven holdout creditors to close litigation over its faulted bonds. -
Argentina And Holdout Creditors Settle Sovereign Debt Default Dispute For $4.65 Billion
Argentina and its holdout creditors have reached a settlement that would pay $4.65 billion to hedge funds. The deal would end the 14-year-legal dispute and would bring the country again to the international capital market. -
US District judge hints possibility of lifting injunction in Argentina debt dispute
A US District Judge has shown its willingness to lift the injunctions regarding Argentina's defaulted bonds. Due to the previous court ruling, Argentina was not able to pay its debts towards its creditors. -
Argentina Settles $1.1 Billion To 2 Creditors Over Defaulted Debt
Argentina has agreed to pay two creditors over their defaulted debt. Argentina will be paying EM Ltd and Montreux Partners LP, the two creditors who participated in the settlement for $6.5 billion. -
Argentina Debt Crisis Settled With $6.5 Billion Cash Deal
Argentina has settled a class action lawsuit by offering a $6.5 billion. The deal is part of the country's effort to settle the US hedge fund litigation that has been running for about 15 years. -
Argentina’s New President Mauricio Macri Expects Country to Get Back Up; Continues to Settle Debt with 4 More Creditors
Argentina’s New President Mauricio Macri is hopeful they can settle their debt with the four remaining corporation.
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