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This paper calculates implied recovery rates and implied default probabilities in a risk neutral setting for Argentine US-Dollar Eu- robonds during the Argentine crisis from 2000 to 2002. In a model which is related to Jarrow and Turnbull (1995), the hazard rate is modelled as risk neutral probability using the Gumbel probability dis- tribution. The results show that implied probabilities roughly take flve levels, allowing to cut the time frame analyzed into flve periods. The jumps between the levels are associated with rating cuts in most cases. In 2000, the estimated location parameter of the Gumbel distribution makes a default event appear most probable after four to flve years. Estimated recovery ratios range from above 50% in the beginning to an average of 25% in the end.

Implied Default Probabilities and Default Recovery Ratios: An Analysis of Argentine Eurobonds 2000-2002