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1. […] This would be impossible without government intervention — even FT acknowledged this in its Q3 conference call.”
2. … we suspect there is no right answer to these questions, because if FT was operating in the real world, it would not be able to refinance without a debt for equity swap, in our view.”
3. Zie in dezelfde zin de studie van Deutsche Bank van 22.7.2002, reeds aangehaald: „If we assume a management change which would be necessary for any deal ()… With a new management the equity story could then perhaps be sold to the markets” [blz. 33] [eigen vert.: „Als we uitgaan van een verandering van management die noodzakelijk zou zijn voor een eventuele operatie (…) Met een nieuw management kan het equity-verhaal misschien aan de markten worden verkocht.”]).
4. „although initially a minority shareholder in the strategic partnership, Q-Cells will have the ability to influence the strategic direction of the strategic partnership and other material decisions of the strategic partnership; as a result, we may be unable to take certain actions that we believe would be in our best interests, which, given the expected materiality of the strategic partnership to our combined operations, could significantly harm our business; further, we may be liable to third parties for the material decisions and actions of Q-Cells in the strategic partnership, which actions may harm the strategic partnership and our business.”
5. Zie bv. het eerder aangehaalde verslag van Goldman Sachs van 22.7.2002, blz. 9: „If these bonds moved from the investment grade segment of the fixed income market, to „junk”, i.e. high yield, they would swamp the current European high yield market(…) [and] we believe it would be difficult for the existing European investor base alone to absorb all France Telecom bonds ” (eigen vert.: „Mochten deze effecten verhuizen van het segment „investeringswaardig” op de markt voor vastrentende obligaties, naar het niveau „junk”, dus hoogrentend, dan zouden zij de huidige Europese markt voor hoogrentende obligaties overspoelen (…) [en] we denken dat het voor de bestaande groep Europese investeerders moeilijk zou zijn om alle France Télécom-papier op te nemen ”.)
6. A sovereign entity, as well as a private debtor, that fails to pay back a loan will find it difficult to attract new funding in the future. That is why countries sometimes seem to prefer an economic downturn, with all its hardships, to a situation of defaul”. (Jeremy Bulow and Kenneth Rogoff, S overeign Debt: Is to Forgive to Forget?, 79 American economic review 43-50 (1989).„In the same vein, the French government benefits from a reputation for honouring the commitment it makes regarding its management of many commercial enterprises, and matters affecting the fiscal position of the government. It would be very costly if its word could not be believed in these matters”. (eigen vert.: „(…) economen en speltheoretici hebben het belang en de waarde van een reputatie diepgaand bestudeerd.