Lebanon restructuring plan: A long and winding road
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The government’s plan imposes US$83bn losses on the banking system, wiping out shareholders and bailing-in depositors
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An alternative plan from the ABL could propose lower bond haircuts and more emphasis on structural reform, asset sales
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Support from external creditors such as IMF/CEDRE donors will be key, but they may demand greater cross-party support
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