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(From The Banker)
Byline: ANTHONY ROWLEY
The solemn calm of IMF headquarters in Washington DC has been disturbed recently by what, for this most sombre and aloof of institutions, is a lively debate about whether or not the world of global finance is ready to accept the idea of formal international bankruptcy proceedings for sovereign debtors. The controversy has set the institution at odds with private financial institutions, which already felt aggrieved by the IMF's alleged reluctance to take them fully into its confidence over emerging market issues.
An IMF plan for a Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism (SDRM) will be high on the agenda ...