BUSINESSJul 7 · 07:56 UTCTHE RIO TIMESIsabel Rojas

Suriname Bet Its Bondholders on Oil It Has Not Pumped Yet

Suriname resolved a debt crisis through a first-of-its-kind bond linked to oil reserves it plans to pump by 2028. The innovative financial arrangement is being adopted as a model by other low-income countries.

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