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Ukraine's GDP warrantholders call for protection against further restructuring

BY Reuters | ECONOMIC | 11/07/25 04:29 AM EST

LONDON, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Holders of Ukraine's GDP warrants said on Friday they wanted a "claim reinstatement mechanism" included in any new bonds they accepted as part of Kyiv's long-sought restructuring of the debt instruments.

The latest round of formal talks with Ukraine's government broke down on Thursday after the two sides failed to bridge their differences.

"The Ad Hoc Group is concerned about the prospect of a further external treatment of Ukraine's commercial debt... and so considers certain structural features to be a necessary pre-requisite," the warrantholder group said in a statement, referring to the possibility of another Ukraine debt restructuring in future. (Reporting by Marc Jones; editing by Libby George)

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