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(Luxembourg) - The Board of Directors of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) agreed today to waive Cyprus’s mandatory repayment obligation of ESM loans in connection with its early repayment to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Under the ESM loan agreement with Cyprus, upon early repayment to the IMF, a proportional amount of the financial assistance provided by the ESM becomes immediately due and payable. The waiver granted by the ESM means that Cyprus would not be required to make such early repayment to the institution.
Keynote speech “How to complete the European monetary union?”
London School of Economics German Symposium
London, 5 February 2020
“Cyprus - why an efficient insolvency and foreclosure framework matters”
Conference on Indebtedness and NPLs’ Achievements and challenges'
Nicosia, 5 February 2020
Authors: Gong Cheng, Dominika Miernik and Teuta Turani (all European Stability Mechanism)*
“The ESM – euro area financial stability in safe hands”
Lecture at Erasmus School of Economics
Rotterdam, 31 January 2020
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Bloomberg TV in Davos, Switzerland
24 January 2020
Interviewer: Francine Lacqua
Do you worry that political instability, which is not really at the forefront, but it's not political stability in Europe, means that it's more difficult to make reforms needed to protect the euro and the euro area in tough times?