Less than a month after Argentina defaulted for the second time in 13 years, George Soros has suddenly emerged as a key rival of fellow billionaire Paul Singer in the legal fight over the nation's debt. According to court documents filed in London last week, Quantum Partners LP, a fund managed by Soros's family office, has joined a group of investors suing bond trustee Bank of New York Mellon Corp. for failing to distribute 226 million euros ($298 million) of interest payments on Argentine debt. The group, which also includes Kyle Bass's Hayman Capital Management LP, owns more than 1.3 billion of euro-denominated bonds, court documents obtained by Bloomberg News show. While the ruling prevents BNY Mellon from transferring any money deposited by Argentina until Singer is paid, it shouldn't apply to bonds governed by jurisdictions outside of the U.S., the group says.
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