Ora aqui está um método interessante de fazer um haircut à dívida grega, sem se dizer abertamente.
De um artigo de Jeremy Warner, hoje:
The European Central Bank is barred from taking write-downs, since to do so would be to stray into the forbidden territory of money-printing to finance government spending. So a concocted way round the problem is proposed where the ECB transfers its Greek bonds at cost price to member states, which then transfer any profits on maturity to Greece. In such a way, nobody takes a haircut even though the debt has been partially forgiven. Interest payments might also be waived for a while, and maturities extended, further pushing the problem out into the future. If you think this mere accounting sleight of hand, you’d be dead right.