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Europe has only begun to deal with its distressed debt problem, and it needs to do more, according to economist Alexander Lehmann in this technical but highly accessible analysis. He posits that Europe’s fledgling secondary market for loans currently has systemic imperfections that severely limit investor demand. Lehmann proposes that regulators and investors collaborate to make the divestment process more efficient and transparent. getAbstract recommends this astute synopsis to bankers, investors and regulators.
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Alexander Lehmann is a nonresident fellow at Bruegel, a European think tank.
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