UK debt agency considering change to linkers: Robert Stheeman interview

Michael Watt
04 Apr 2011

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Investors were last year forced to reconsider what had, until then, been a rock-solid assumption: that Eurozone government debt is risk-free. The rescues of Greece and Ireland drummed home that debt-laden sovereigns were vulnerable, and resulted in a raft of stability measures, including the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) – a vehicle that issues Eurozone member-guaranteed bonds to finance the bailout of struggling countries.

The impact of these measures could reverberate well

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