Kast seeks to limit free university education and collect debts from students with private banks backed by the State
Chilean President José Antonio Kast announces a national reconstruction plan that includes limiting free university education and collecting student debt from private banks.
Carlos Valdovinos, Minister of Economy of Paraguay: 'We have the luxury of being able to issue debt in dollars at 6% per annum for 30 years'
Paraguay's Economy Minister, Carlos Valdovinos, discusses the country's sustainable economic growth and low inflation compared to Argentina, emphasizing the importance of long-term policies and private sector belief in the economy.
Capital Outflows: Nervousness Grows Among Private Debt Funds
Nervousness is rising in private debt funds as large investors demand repayments amid increasing market volatility.
Burden of Educational Costs Heavy... 40% of Low-Income Households Prepare with Debt According to Private Survey
A recent survey reveals that 40% of low-income households in Japan take on debt to cover educational expenses, despite efforts to expand public support for education costs.
Stress in Private Markets: How Private Markets Could Become a Crisis Zone
The article discusses the increasing stress in private equity and debt markets, drawing parallels to the pre-1929 stock market crash.
What’s on the wish list for China’s private sector ahead of the ‘two sessions’?
China's private sector is urging the government to prioritize debt settlement and address challenges such as financing difficulties and strict enforcement of laws ahead of the annual 'two sessions' meeting.
Problems at Blue OWL: First Concerns About Private Debt Funds – Retail Investors Affected
Blue OWL faces challenges with its private debt funds, raising concerns among retail investors.
AI raises concerns over the collapse of software companies... fears of 'bad debt transfer' from private credit funds
Concerns are rising in the U.S. and European markets that software companies may collapse due to AI threats, leading to fears of 'bad debt transfer' within private credit funds associated with these businesses.
The task force for expediting the payment of lump sums gets to work
The Greek government's economic team is making moves to reduce overdue public debts to private entities, establishing a task force to expedite lump sum payments.
IMF: It is encouraging that Argentina purchased foreign currency worth 2 billion dollars this year
The IMF has stated that Argentina's purchase of over 2 billion dollars in foreign currency this year signals positive steps towards ensuring access to private credit markets.
PASOK: The government is filling the economy with 'debts'
PASOK criticizes the government for its public debt to private individuals exceeding €3 billion.
Public debts to private individuals have exceeded 3 billion
Greece's public debt to private individuals rose to €3.221 billion at the end of 2025, increasing by €170 million from the end of 2024.
Namibia: Namibian Private Sector Owes N$122.3 Billion
Namibia's private sector has accumulated a total debt of N$122.3 billion, with recent credit growth showing modest fluctuations.
Considering Stricter Regulations for Vocational Schools After Pilot School Went Bankrupt
Norwegian Education Minister Sigrun Aasland is reviewing the regulations for private vocational schools following the bankruptcy of Pilot Flight Academy, which left over 170 students without a school and in debt.
Private insolvency: 'I was afraid of the mailbox every day'
In the fourth episode of Germany's Next Topmodel 2024, Vanessa is eliminated, ending her dream of becoming a star model and her last chance to escape her debts.
Katseli Law: What Changes in Installments, the Damage and the Danger
The Katseli Law, affecting 350,000 debtors and guarantors, is causing significant backlash among private debt managers following a Supreme Court decision that alters the interest calculation method for these loans, making it a global exception in banking credit practices.
Sánchez announces the creation of a 'sovereign fund' with a base of 10.5 billion euros
Spanish President Pedro Sánchez has announced the establishment of a 'sovereign fund' with an initial base of 10.5 billion euros aimed at mobilizing 120 billion through private debt from national and international investors beyond 2026.
Communities Will Massively Return to the Markets in 2026 to Finance Their Debt
Regional communities in Spain are expected to return to the financial markets in 2026 to cover half of their funding needs with private capital following government restrictions on liquidity funds.
Debts: When Private Insolvency Helps - and When It Doesn't
This article discusses the role of private insolvency in managing debt and highlights the experience of social worker Elvira Eisen-Walser in assisting individuals overwhelmed by financial burdens in Munich.