Dubai World agrees to US$14.6b deal with all creditors
Dubai
DUBAI World, the state-owned company at the centre of the emirate's 2009 financial crisis, has reached an agreement with all of its creditors to amend and extend terms on about US$14.6 billion of debt.
As a result of the agreement, the company has applied to withdraw a court application for Decree 57, Adrian Cohen, partner at Clifford Chance LLP and Dubai World counsel, told a tribunal hearing in Dubai on Sunday.
The court action would have allowed Dubai World to force the new terms onto lenders that haven't a…
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