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6. This may be a dumb question, but won't creditors be able to pursue claims in U.S. and European court

Mon Mar 7, 2022, 04:01 PM

Mar 2022

I seem to remember Argentina's bonds ending up in U.S. courts. Will a similar thing end up here?

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Putin decrees foreign bond holders to be paid in rubles [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Mar 2022 OP

How about Schrute Bucks? Or Stanley nickels? Wingus Dingus Mar 2022 #1

I think I have some Wooden Nickels lying about... ProudMNDemocrat Mar 2022 #3

A roll of toilet paper is worth more than The Russian ruble. ProudMNDemocrat Mar 2022 #2

Pooty may be Russian, but he does business like a Republican Achilleaze Mar 2022 #4

This is a dead end strategy. BlueIdaho Mar 2022 #5

Your money's no good here, Putin. C_U_L8R Mar 2022 #7

The countries that are owed money by Russia will either haven to jimfields33 Mar 2022 #9

in russia you drive a panel van full of cash just to buy a coffee. Javaman Mar 2022 #8

Might as well try to unload them somewhere. lpbk2713 Mar 2022 #10

Doesn't that make Russia finances more riskier? LiberalFighter Mar 2022 #11

It's as though he's green-lighting the conditions for hyperinflation. Torchlight Mar 2022 #12

Proceeds to shoot other foot. Swede Mar 2022 #13