Bonds
Venezuela Hires Rothschild as Adviser on Defaulted Debt Pile
- Caracas brought in adviser to provide overview of obligations
- Venezuela owes around $154 billion to global creditors
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Venezuela’s government has hired Rothschild & Co. as a financial adviser to provide an overview of its foreign debt obligations, according to people familiar with the matter.
Rothschild is working to map out what the administration owes and to whom, said the people, who asked for anonymity to discuss a contract that has not been made public. Debt mapping is normally a preliminary step taken by a government before it prepares to start a restructuring.