Private holders of Greek default insurance could be in for a payout of over $750 million if Greece defaults on debt owed to the European Central Bank or other public-sector creditors, lawyers said. Greek credit default swaps (CDS) paid out more than a net $3 billion after privately-held debt was restructured in March 2012. Default worries are now focused on debt held by public institutions such ...
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