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发表于 2012-3-9 10:15 PM
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Invocation of CAC and the resultant default event per ISDA announcement would not result in any major consequences for Greece per se. However, the same cannot be said of debt on other PIIGS nations whereby a clear incentive is now in place for going for broke and then asking for (or forcing) debt relief, followed by CAC on non-compliant creditors.
The smart trade over the last couple months should have been the playing of basis difference between bonds issued under local law vs non-local law of PIIGS nations. Longing the bonds issued under, say, UK law (where CAC is a lot more difficult), and shorting the bond issued under Greek law where CAC law is enacted retrospectively (of course matching for maturity and coupon rates between the two types of bonds) would have been quite profitable. Unfortunately, there isn't any ETFs readily available to average investors to play such basis differences. |
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