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Russia and western investors are unlikely to see eye to eye on what constitutes default as coupon date passes -
EU sanctions mean rating agencies can no longer rate Russian borrowers
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Debt chief calls on banks to make up their minds, looks ahead to reconstruction
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Rouble payment clauses will protect against CDS triggers, but they do not apply this week
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At least one investor confident payment will still be made despite lack of communication
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Rating agencies have warned offering rouble payments would mean default
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Sanctions on Abramovich lead to share suspension, then board exit
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Sanctions and efforts to keep foreign currency in Russia make servicing loans nearly impossible
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Gazprom and Rosneft paid in dollars, but uncertainty clouds next batch of Russian coupon payments
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Citi is still ‘supporting corporate clients in Russia’ but questions are raised over sustainability of Moscow offices
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An issuer could be viewed as in default even if investors agree to a rouble payment, said one agency
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