House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement
London Coalition on Sustainable Sovereign Debt
23 June 2025 · Treasury
Proposed by Emma Reynolds Lab Wycombe
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At a glance
Key points
- London Coalition on Sustainable Sovereign Debt launched to address debt sustainability issues in developing economies
- The Coalition will bring together private sector stakeholders and government to develop solutions for more sustainable sovereign debt financing
- Focus areas include contract innovations and transparency, engaging with private lenders for fair debt restructuring and resilient borrowing practices
Issue summary
The launch of the London Coalition on Sustainable Sovereign Debt to address debt sustainability issues in developing economies.
Action requested
The Coalition will bring together private sector stakeholders and government to develop solutions for more sustainable sovereign debt financing, focusing on contract innovations and transparency. It aims to engage with private lenders and work towards fair debt restructuring and resilient borrowing practices.
Key facts
- The London Coalition is convened by the Sustainable Sovereign Debt Hub and funded by CIFF.
- José Viñals and Emma Reynolds will co-chair the Coalition.
- The Coalition seeks to bring together new collaborations among high ambition private sector market participants.
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