LM desks chew over Anglo ruling on burden-sharing
An English High Court judgment on July 27 handed an olive branch to bondholders who have been subjected to burden sharing via coercive liability management exercises on subordinated debt. The judgment ruled that Anglo Irish Bank’s use of the "exit consent" mechanism in 2010 was unlawful.
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