Carinthia's proposed exchange offer to senior bondholders of heta asset resolution, the vehicle set up to wind down its former state bank Hypo Alpe Adria, has stalled after creditor groups signed a formal agreement last week to block any plans that would see them take a haircut on their claims. Last month, the Austrian province appointed JP Morgan and Citigroup as dealer-managers to run the exchange offer, targeting €11bn of senior unsecured debt guaranteed by Carinthia. The original plan had been to complete the exercise by the end of December.
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