Beryl-battered Grenada becomes first to use government bond hurricane clause

August 19 (Reuters) by Marc Jones – Grenada has become the first country in the world to use a so-called hurricane clause in a government bond – a special feature that allows authorities to postpone debt payments in the wake of a major natural disaster.

 

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