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debt renegotiation | debt workout

debt workout | debt renegotiation | workout

debt workout [ debt renegotiation ]

public debt [ government debt | national debt ]

remission of a debt [ debt remission | forgiveness of a debt | debt forgiveness | remittal of a debt | release of debt | condonation of a debt | cancellation of a debt | debt cancellation ]

debt swap | debt-debt swap | debt-for-debt swap | par debt swap

borrowing capacity | debt carrying capacity | debt service capacity | debt servicing ability | debt servicing capability | debt servicing capacity | debt-servicing capacity

debt/equity ratio | debt-to-assets ratio | debt ratio | debt to assets ratio | debt to total assets ratio | debt to total capital ratio | total debt to total capital ratio

allowance for doubtful accounts [ allowance for bad debts | allowance for uncollectible accounts | reserve for bad debts | bad debt reserve | bad debt provision | provision for bad debts | provision for doubtful debts ]

debt-equity swap | debt for equity swap | debt for equity conversion | conversion of debt into equity | debt-to-equity swap

It pointed out that cleaning up the balance sheet would make it easier to compare it with the balance sheets of EDF's competitors; this would make EDF more credible to the financial world, which was all the more important considering that the cost of debt renegotiation depended in particular on the debt/equity ratio.

2. Underlines the fact that the level of public and external debt in the EU peripheral countries is among the biggest in the world – a consequence of the asymmetric nature of the integration process; recalls that this debt has been the pretext for the imposition of austerity measures, whose real consequences are increased poverty and debt; considers it imperative to face the burden of debt, renegotiating (restructuring and substantially reducing) it and bringing it to sustainable levels, as a matter of urgency and of elementary just ...[+++]ice;

8. Underlines the fact that the level of public and external debt in the EU peripheral countries is among the highest in the world, which is proof of the asymmetric nature of the integration process; recalls that this debt originated in large measure in the bailouts of financial institutions that had previously engaged in abusive and speculative practices, thanks to the lack of appropriate regulation and democratic control of the economy; denounces the fact that public debt has been the pretext for the imposition of austerity measures, the consequences of which are increased poverty, the violation of fundamental social and human rights ...[+++], and more debt; considers it imperative to face the burden of debt, renegotiating (restructuring and substantially reducing) it, bringing it to sustainable levels, as a matter of urgency and of elementary justice; calls on the Commission to come forward with a legislative proposal that bans property confiscations by banks that are directed at ordinary citizens who have been negatively affected by the crisis;

For the separate reporting of new business volumes of renegotiated loans to households and non-financial corporations in MFI interest rate statistics renegotiated loans comprise all new business loans, other than revolving loans and overdrafts and credit card debt, which have been granted but not yet repaid at the time they are renegotiated’.