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"It will be difficult to get 90 percent of the creditors to go for voluntary haircuts," said Nicolas Véron, senior fellow at Bruegel, a research institute in Brussels.

Thousands of Greeks, including many young people, filled the main square outside Parliament for a 10th day Friday, calling on the government to revoke the austerity measures and for foreign creditors to "go home".

"Even if a deal can be struck, no one is sure how to implement it under Saudi law," says an adviser to the banks.Nor is it clear what assets are available for creditors to go after.

At Clear Channel, getting creditors to go along with such a plan could be tough because the original deal was fraught with so much ill will, including an unusual court fight.

The liquidators withdrew their claim after a ruling by the chancellor of the high court, Sir Andrew Morritt, that it was no longer in the best interests of creditors to go on.

The exchange, which was set up by the state under its failed deregulation plan to bring buyers and sellers of power together, said today that it was moving to seize and sell off the collateral that the utility had put up, yet another threatening step that could trigger other creditors to go to court seeking repayment of debts.

Markets fell sharply as the Greek saga continued, with any agreement between the country and its creditors likely to go to the wire despite a late night meeting on Monday between key politicians and the ECB and IMF.

An examiner — like the one appointed in the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers — could investigate any fraud at the company, but do the creditors really want to go down that road?

The policy maker, Park Byoung Yoon, said that Hynix's creditors had agreed to go along with the government and the company union and keep Hynix operating in hope that it could survive.

Mr. Kirkegaard said he was surprised that Cyprus's creditors had decided to go after smaller depositors, but that part of the rationale might have been avoiding putting too much pressure on businesses, which hold a large share of the high-value accounts.

Others, when the company, now laden with debt, can't meet its payments to creditors and has to go into bankruptcy.